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Re: Starting roots from spider and philo. cuttings or fallings

Hello Pete,
        There is no such thing as a right way to make philodendron cuttings.
Just chop a runner off anywhere. Dip it Rootone-F.  Put it in a glass of
water and watch it develop roots.  The same process will work for spider
plants, but only try to root healthy beginning to make root-bud offshoots
that have been freshly cut.

        Kathy (meistrel@nwark.com)

>Here's what is probably a simple question:
>Does anyone know the right way to take a cutting off a philodendron and get
>it to root, to start a new plant?
>And,...
>How do you get the spider offshoots from a spider plant to sprout roots?
>I've tried setting them in water, planting them in soil, ones that fell
>off, ones that I cut or broke off...nothing seems to work, they just die.
>Duh! Me!
>Thanks everyone
>Pete Wagner
>
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