pothos amplifolia Sadzonka Epipremnum amplissimum (Pothos amplifolia) (nieukorzeniona) – Secret Garden Plant Shop

pothos amplifolia Sadzonka Epipremnum amplissimum (Pothos amplifolia) (nieukorzeniona) – Secret Garden Plant ShopCutting (cuttings) Epipremnum amplissimum (Pothos amplifolia) freshly harvested. The mother plants are mature and healthy specimens, with characteristics typical of the species hybrid. The cuttings shown in the pictures are not for sale the pictures are for informational purposes only, and the cuttings will be harvested upon order (based on online orders). Top cutting the portion (cutting) from the upper part of the plant, with the growing tip. It is

Cutting (cuttings) Epipremnum amplissimum (Pothos amplifolia) freshly harvested. The mother plants are mature and healthy specimens, with characteristics typical of the species/hybrid.
The cuttings shown in the pictures are not for sale - the pictures are for informational purposes only, and the cuttings will be harvested upon order (based on online orders).
Top cutting - the portion (cutting) from the upper part of the plant, with the growing tip. It is considered the best option for propagation, as it is actively growing from the moment of harvesting.
Cutting - a cutting that includes a node and a leaf. Rooting can occur quite quickly, as most nodes already have aerial roots in various stages of development, but the growing point may appear more slowly.
General recommendations: The material or substrate used for rooting will be chosen depending on the buyer’s experience and microclimate. The following rooting methods are known: rooting in sphagnum moss, rooting in perlite/vermiculite/clay pellets, rooting directly in substrate, rooting in water. Regardless of the chosen method, the leaves should remain above the material used for rooting (not submerged in water/substrate/sphagnum/etc.).
The success of propagation/rooting cannot be guaranteed, as the entire process depends on the person who orders and cares for these cuttings. The microclimate (temperature, light, humidity, ventilation), materials used for rooting, chosen rooting method, tools, and human factor influence the rooting process.
Upon purchase, they are packed in self-sealing bags with moist sphagnum to ensure optimal transport conditions.
Some leaves may show mechanical defects/scars.

Leaf size varies.