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Cut a healthy leaf into sections, each one with a major vein, and place each section so its base is just barely covered with mix. Fill a pot or other container with mix and moisten it lightly. Simply set a pot filled with moist growing mix under a section of stem and pin it down to the mix with a hairpin or twist tie. Foliage wilts, potting mix is moist. Asparagus ferns, caladiums, Boston ferns, and many other plants prefer this potting mix. Plants easily propagated by seed are asparagus ferns, begonias, primroses, and parlor palms. Plants that grow in clumps are best propagated by division. Most house plants thrive in ready-made all-purpose potting mixes. Soil-based mixes are heavier and drain more rapidly. Flowering house plants need more light than foliage types and can rarely be grown anywhere but directly in front of a window. Cuttings of succulents and cacti should be allowed to heal over before being potted, a process that can take anywhere from several days to more than a month. If we take our daily food, liquid and solid, for twenty-four hours, as weighing about five pounds eight ounces (Hermann, page 233)-a large proportion being water-we may look upon about five pounds three ounces of this quantity as used for the making of new tissue, the other five ounces forming what is spoken of as exhausted ferments, and which, passing along the alimentary canal, is eventually rejected.

Generally, for every cut made, two new branches will be produced, making the plant look fuller than ever. Newly repotted house plants should be kept out of bright sun for a week or two. It is hard to imagine a decor that doesn’t call for at least a few house plants placed in just the right spots. When plantlets appear and have formed at least four true leaves, harden them off by gradually removing their protective covering, and pot them individually in small pots. That is true for the four lenses I have tried so far: AF-S 17-35mm, AF-S 50mm f/1.8, AF-S Micro 60mm, AF-S Micro 105mm VR. When roots have formed, pot the new plant in an individual pot and treat it as an adult plant. All pots should have drainage holes so excess water can be evacuated. Make ice pops with orange juice, and you can see both transformations. If you don’t see any leaky pipes, you can try tightening the valve.