
Omar Rescues a Discarded Pothos by Propagating Its Cuttings
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Nina and Omar revive a pothos that a neighbor left out by the bins. Omar cuts the long bare vines into short pieces, each with a leaf and a node, and roots them in glass jars of water on a windowsill. Two weeks later every cutting has grown roots, and Omar plants them together in one pot to make a bushy, full plant.
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0:00Nina:Welcome back to Plant Rescue. I'm Nina.
0:03Omar:And I'm Omar. This week, I saved a pothos that a neighbor left out by the bins.
0:07Nina:It was just a few long, bare vines with three leaves at the very ends.
0:11Omar:I cut the vines into short pieces, each with a leaf and a little node, and put them in a glass of water on the windowsill.
0:18Nina:And two weeks later?
0:19Omar:Every cutting grew roots. I planted them all back in one pot, and now it's bushy and full.
0:25Nina:One sad plant became a whole new one. That's Plant Rescue. See you next week.