Wandering Jew vine jnevame crusty and black at vase any way to salvage these parts?
The parts in the soil became shrivelled, and crusty I salvaged all I could I'm going to give it a spray of peroxide solution. Please guide me if there is a way to propagate these parts
Let the ends callous/dry out for a day and throw in moist well draining soil. Give them good light but not direct sunlight. Keep moderately moist but can handle dry periods.
gwhite81218
I would not use peroxide. This is a pretty common occurrence for trads when they’re struggling a bit, usually from a watering issue, either consistently too much or too little. For all of these, I’d trim off to just above the withered parts, and I’d remove the bottom leaf. You can then put them in water or straight in soil, ensuring that the bare node is submerged. These are very resilient, so I bet they’ll grow.
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Let the ends callous/dry out for a day and throw in moist well draining soil. Give them good light but not direct sunlight. Keep moderately moist but can handle dry periods.
I would not use peroxide. This is a pretty common occurrence for trads when they’re struggling a bit, usually from a watering issue, either consistently too much or too little. For all of these, I’d trim off to just above the withered parts, and I’d remove the bottom leaf. You can then put them in water or straight in soil, ensuring that the bare node is submerged. These are very resilient, so I bet they’ll grow.