More than a month ago, I did some sowing in water. I transplanted branches that had broken off from some plants and some branches that I cut to try my luck with rooting in water.
Today I was checking my plants and I noticed that many of them had roots, some plants had long roots, and other plants had short roots. In the end, I think it is a success. From now on, I will put my succulents in water to wait for them to root and then transplant.
Zamioculca is one of my favorite plants to plant in soil, but now I know that I can root it in water for a month to get faster results than in soil. At least I can see how the root is thriving.
I have also placed some basil branches. This plant is an aromatic plant that I have learned to root in water because its roots come out quickly. In a week, there are many small roots.
I am happy with the rooting, and now I am proceeding to plant some of them. What better opportunity than today to plant?
My garden is in chaos. I have moved all the plants, and they are close together. I just placed a divider about a third of the length of the garden. Because? Because I needed a place to keep my plants away from the hands of curious people. So I put up a fence, and now I have to find the best place for each of my plants.
I planted this basil plant. She quickly became sad. I hope she doesn't die trying to put her on the substratum.
This is a succulent that rooted very well and is now coming into the ground. It has no problems propagating; the only thing is that I was trying the water transplant technique.
Two ornamental plants are now in the ground. Here, they will soon expand their roots and become beautiful again.
This is all for now. The changes in my garden will continue. I will give you the new news soon.
The photographs are my property taken with the Redmi note 9 and the banners are my own made with Canva.