A short course
Turn one houseplant into five
Where to cut, what to root in, and how to pot up without losing the new plant. Pothos, monstera, tradescantia and friends.
Roots in 3–6 weeks
Sound familiar?
The cutting stayed green, then died
It sat in water for a month and never grew a single root.
It rotted in the jar
The leaves went soft and the stem turned to mush.
It rooted, then sulked in soil
Beautiful water roots, and a drooping plant a week after potting.
“”Roots only grow from a node.
From the lesson · Find the node and make the cut
Three short lessons
Module 01 · Taking the cutting
- Lesson 01
Find the node and make the cut
Roots only grow from a node. Learn to spot one, cut a few millimetres below it, and leave one or two leaves so the cutting can feed itself.
Module 02 · Rooting and potting up
- Lesson 02
Water or soil: choosing a rooting medium
Learn to identify and differentiate normal and abnormal cardiac rhythms across sinus, atrial, junctional, ventricular, and block categories. This guide covers core EKG diagnostic criteria and initial ACLS clinical management strategies.
- Lesson 03
Potting up without transplant shock
Water roots are soft. Move them into a small pot of airy mix, keep the soil evenly moist for two weeks, then water as normal.
What you get
Three written lessons
The Cutting Checklist (printable PDF)
A short quiz on the cut