Senecio Rowleyanus Rooting Experiment Results🪴🌱😊

How are you? I hope you are okay. I'm very good😊 Last month I told you that I had the experience of rooting String of Pearls branches in water. I didn't know how it would turn out, but I still wanted to try it._

I've been having a busy but sweet fuss about the house lately. That's why I can't post much. I noticed that my rooting experience went well in the past time, but I could not share it with you.

Senecio Rowleyanus is one of my favorite species. A total of 5 pots in my house are filled with this plant. I love how it thrives without much maintenance. There is definitely this plant in every room.

In general, I always pluck it from its branches and plant it in the ground so that it takes root. I always wondered if it would root in water. I rooted for the first time by waiting in water.

I added 3 branches of Senecio Rowleyanus to the nail polish bottle I made. I filled it with water and left it there to root. For the first two weeks there was no change.

After two weeks there was little improvement and I saw that it gave tiny roots. After 20 days, I now have completely visible roots. The result satisfied me. Only two of the 3 branches gave root.

In this way, I learned that I can root in water whenever I want. I was already wondering about this and as a result, my questions were answered. Such experiences are useful for our understanding of plants.

I don't plan on planting them yet. I already have a lot of Senecio Rowleyanus plants as I mentioned. As you can see, I have a Senecio Rowleyanus planted in the window of my living room this summer.

I will continue to keep those in the water there. The plants in the bottle look very decorative. When the roots get too big I will switch it to another clear bottle.