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houseplant reproduction - how?
I've absolutely no idea of the plant's name. It stands 14cm high, has pink
flowers, is bushy, with thick squidgy leaves that are oval with very pronounced scallops around the edge - and it couldn't be more healthy. A few weeks ago I stuck one leaf taken from this 6-month old houseplant into some new indoor soil in a vain hope that a new one would grow. There's good news and bad because the leaf developed a huge root system beneath the soil but all you can see above the soil is the original leaf and nothing else. Am I being impatient and in another few weeks a lovely new stem will shoot up? |
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