I dug these leafless nodes out of my trash after seeing a post about propagating them, put them in a bag with wet perlite, forgot about them for about a month, and now have too many pothos plants. reddit.com/gallery/o6hmye
Wish me luck!! Just got my first leafless orchid. Chilochista Siew Niang (lunifera x viridiflava). Once mature these plants will rarely have leaves and photosynthesize through roots. reddit.com/gallery/o1bzft
Help! My beautiful Peace Lily was destroyed by my very curious two-year-old. Nearly every leaf was pulled off. Do I prune back all of the leafless stems down to base of plant? I hope it will recover.
Monstera rooting in water turned super yellow then pumped out a leafless stem and a new leaf. Is this normal?
The 7-month journey of my Monstera Deliciosa which was propagated from a leafless cutting
Can anyone help identify the problems with my Monstera Adansonii? It grows new leaves every now and again which end up turning out like this which we then pick off, hence the long leafless plant. Any help appreciated, Thanks! reddit.com/gallery/o968au
Can my leafless Hoya Carnosa root in water? reddit.com/gallery/nyehk8
Pothos is going through a bit of shock after transplant. Can I prop these leafless vines to grow a new child?
The soil for my string of turtles is not drying. It has been over a week since I watered and it's still damp. The plant has also started growing these leafless stems. Is this bad? What can I do to fix this? reddit.com/gallery/nhpeud
Edithcolea grandis (common name Persian carpet flower) is a succulent plant with leafless, richly branched stems and attractive pale yellow flowers with red-brown spots. They measure up to 12 in (30cm) long and 1.6 in (4cm) in diameter. The flowers, with a diameter of up to 5 in (12.5cm)
Here we are now. They all survived. These all started as wetsticks / leafless nodes
Monstera Adansonii leafless Nodes
I thought I killed this when I had a bad depressive episode last year. I took a couple of inches of leafless stem that still seemed green, propagated it, and in a few months here we are.
Equisetum, the only extant genus in an ancient lineage of plants that reproduces via spores. Once the leafless fertile stem has withered it will send up a many branched sterile stem to photosynthesise. v.redd.it/ow2kasntw0s61
to all of the X fans, I wrote this one morning in hopes that it reaches the right person. This is only my personal perspective of Xβs teaching of the leafless tree.
I turned Jahs leafless tree tattoo into an art piece :) @hiphopheavensupply v.redd.it/kpw2171cc9671
Is this how you propagate a leafless stem for Pothos?
Does anyone have any success propagating an Inchplant/Wandering Jew from a leafless node?
What it says on the tin! My nodes have been becoming too soggy and eventually moldy. I used to same method I would with a pothos node. I put them in a closed container, mist them maybe every 3 days while I let them air out. Obviously Iβm not letting them breathe enough, but is there anything else I might be missing?
If you saw my other post, you know I just got this today. Is there any way to propagate this leafless vine? reddit.com/gallery/o6tp4s
The tiniest baby leaf! All of these were lifted from my own almost dead leafless vines (stupid fungal infection skilled almost everything) and propped in a baggy. Some are clearly further along than others... reddit.com/gallery/nrnngj
Can I hard prune a leggy monstera adansonii until it's leafless?
My monstera adansonii has no leaves on it's first probably five of six nodes and it not very aesthetically pleasing. I've already pruned a bit off the end to propogate to fill it out more, but can I cut all the leaves off? Will the plant die or will it just push leaves out of the old leafless nodes by the base?
A tiny leaf with even tinier fenestrations, grown from a leafless node I rooted 6 weeks ago. It's 1in x 1.75in!
My first plant-staking experience involved me untangling a fairly mature pothos with extreme dieback and loads of bare, leafless vines. Because the new growth had been simply plopped over older foliage, the tangles were overwhelmingly difficult to separate - I even cried a little. Does this look ok? reddit.com/gallery/n4actx
Enjoying some piping hot leafless tea on the balcony after a long day
Not rare persay. But uncommon and usual definitely. I got this weird sad leafless Monolena primulaeflora a month ago. It was in a huge pot with barely any roots. I sized it down to a 4β and now we have BABY LEAVES. So exciting. What a weird plant I love it. reddit.com/gallery/mejdwp
Started as a leafless stem that I water propagated. What is this plant?
Wanted to share this success with you! I asked yβall if I could propagate leafless stems and was given great advice. Check out all my new pothos babies!! Iβm so happy I canβt even say lol thank you all! reddit.com/gallery/ky4p9q
Force new shoot from leafless gigas
So my Gigas was struggling for a bit and i accidentally knocked off the newest and last healthy leaf. Its now just a leafless stem.
What should I do to force a new leaf to grow?
Does anyone know what's happening here? At first I thought the spike would be a new leaf but now it just looks like a leafless stem...?
how would you prop this almost leafless vine in water? reddit.com/gallery/mgrs7u
Saved my late aunties dying pothos. With leafless stem probagation!
Hope you can see the shimmer and sparkle. The fact that she's a rescue from a leafless, rootless piece of stem that I found in the soil of another plant while repottimg just makes me love it more. v.redd.it/m3y57g9zu2t61
In Jan 2020, this hibiscus was totally leafless after unintentional neglect over my Christmas vacation. Today, she is getting ready to give me 2 flowers! reddit.com/gallery/nkejyq
Leafless Macodes update + another question
What happens when obstacle avoidance doesnβt pick up the leafless branches
A little help needed... I have a little problem with my devilβs ivy (pothos) One of his stem is almost leafless... and I donβt know what to do with it. You guys are the professionals ... any advice? reddit.com/gallery/mtmg3t
Uhhh, I was cutting leaves for a farm and... well, if you've never seen leafless trees, this is what they look like. reddit.com/gallery/ngdrov
The second pic is a leafless monstera adansonii and in the first I have parts of tradescantia and syngonium and a few other things I have no clue. But I'm glad they are taking! reddit.com/gallery/ni1t3o
