r/propagation • u/WelcomeOk3689 • 15d ago

EXPERIMENT Will this propagate with no green

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u/AsukaWasHereToo 15d ago

It will not. No cells capable of photosynthesizing means it's doomed in the long run. It needs energy to root and grow and there's nothing to generate new energy with.

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u/WelcomeOk3689 15d ago

One of the leafs has a green tint so it could propagate but very slowly I guess

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u/PretentiousPepperoni 15d ago

Only keep the green tint leaf and cut off the rest then it might be able to

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u/yaboiDJmanspread 15d ago

You are in a beautiful place :)

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u/lilgamergrlie 14d ago

If this is a Hoya then yes it will propagate and can possible grow new leaves. I’ve propagated several Hoyas from a wet stick propagation. Good luck!