Walmart has 2-Pack Mainstays Wood & Glass HangingPlantPropagation Station Set (Black) for $4.98. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35 or more.
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Mainstays 2Pack Black Wood and Glass Wall Hanging Propation Stations add a touch of elegance to your space while providing a stunning backdrop for your plants. It is meticulously made with high-quality wood and a sleek glass tube, providing a touch of sophistication that sets the plant wall hanger. Installing your propagated plant vase wall hanging is a breeze with the included hanging hardware. Gift your loved ones the perfect plant propagation set experience with our thoughtfully design. It's easy to siet up - just drill, hang, water, and watch your plants thrive! Metarial: Glass & Wood Color: Black Size: 2.6 in W x 3.5 in D x 7.8 in H/EA. Qty: 2 pcs as a set Perfect for indoor use.
Model Number:
MS5606424816026
Product SKU:
5911645498
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Walmart has 2-Pack Mainstays Wood & Glass HangingPlantPropagation Station Set (Black) for $4.98. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35 or more.
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I have these and they're ok quality for the price. I propagate a lot of clippings and the slickest deal is a small plastic fast food cup filled with water and your clipping with room to breathe, and put that inside of a ziploc bag near a sunny window.
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I have these and they're ok quality for the price. I propagate a lot of clippings and the slickest deal is a small plastic fast food cup filled with water and your clipping with room to breathe, and put that inside of a ziploc bag near a sunny window.
If test tubes were your thing, and you wished to scale up your propagation operation, a pack of test tubes and a rack would do the job inexpensively. You could store your seeds this way too.
Plastic is fine, and there's no need to be sterile or RNase-free. Polypropylene is durable and translucent, clear enough to monitor root growth. Polycarbonate is crystal-clear, but somewhat brittle and could crack when dropped.
I've standardized on 15 mL and 50 mL tubes, and properly-sized racks to match. 15 mL tubes are small and dry up quickly, but they could be used to splint irregular-shaped cuttings. They're also a good size for seed storage. 50 mL tubes provide more than enough room for most cuttings. Self-standing centrifuge tubes are convenient because they could be used temporarily without a rack, but I'd still highly recommend a rack for long-term use to mitigate the tipping risk.
What's a good, small plant to just leave in there perpetually?
I have three test tube hangers in sunny windows with wandering jews in them. Been doing well for 3 months. I fertilize them every 2 weeks and top off the water weekly. Some algae growth in the tube but I think it looks better.
I have these and they're ok quality for the price. I propagate a lot of clippings and the slickest deal is a small plastic fast food cup filled with water and your clipping with room to breathe, and put that inside of a ziploc bag near a sunny window.
Why the ziploc bag? Warmth (like a mini greenhouse)?
What's a good, small plant to just leave in there perpetually?
Pothos is a great set it and forget it plant to put in there. I had one on my table in a small vase with just water that I topped off every week or so for about a year. I finally planted it as it had a ton of long roots and the next day squirrels dug it up and ate it.
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Plastic is fine, and there's no need to be sterile or RNase-free. Polypropylene is durable and translucent, clear enough to monitor root growth. Polycarbonate is crystal-clear, but somewhat brittle and could crack when dropped.
I've standardized on 15 mL and 50 mL tubes, and properly-sized racks to match. 15 mL tubes are small and dry up quickly, but they could be used to splint irregular-shaped cuttings. They're also a good size for seed storage. 50 mL tubes provide more than enough room for most cuttings. Self-standing centrifuge tubes are convenient because they could be used temporarily without a rack, but I'd still highly recommend a rack for long-term use to mitigate the tipping risk.
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