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The Gold Cutting Station is the ultimate stylish tool for endless cutting fun. Its luxurious gold finish instantly adds a touch of chic to any space. The clear glass tubes and sturdy metal frame provide a stable base, allowing your cuttings to root safely. Combine this cutting station with our collection of houseplant pots for a complete urban jungle vibe.
How to care for a gold-colored cutting station
Watering for the Gold-Colored Cutting Station
Change the water in the glass tubes every three to seven days for optimal root growth. Using lime-free water prevents rapid buildup on glass and metal. In dry weather, add a few drops of jungle mist spray around the cuttings to increase humidity.
Light for the Gold-Colored Station
Place the propagator in a location with bright, indirect sunlight to ensure the new roots receive sufficient energy. Avoid direct sunlight, as it can quickly heat the water and promote algae growth. A location near a northeast-facing window or under a Dracaena marginata will keep the temperature stable.
Common problems
Yellow leaves
Yellow leaves on your cutting often indicate over-watering or insufficient light. Check that the water remains clear and replace it regularly. For additional tips, read our blog post on what to do about root rot .
Station leaking
Is water leaking from the bottom? Check that the rubber ring around the tubes is properly tightened. Keep the metal base dry and, if necessary, use a saucer or our Leca hydro-granule clay granules to absorb excess water. This will keep your windowsill free from splashes.
Pests
Although feeding stations themselves don't provide food, they can attract mosquitoes such as fungus gnats. Place sticky traps around your station to deter fungus gnats . Clean the tubes regularly to prevent moss growth and minimize the attraction of insects.
Roots protrude from the bottom
Tiny roots sometimes appear to grow through the holes; this is actually a good sign that your cutting has active growth potential. Don't leave it in one tube for too long, as the roots will eventually need space in the potting soil. Once at least 3 cm of root is visible, transplant your cutting into potting soil, for example, potting soil from our potting soil and accessories collection .
Brown edges on leaves
Brown edges are often caused by a draft that's too cold or too low humidity. Move the cutting a little further away from open windows or drafty doors. Increase the humidity with a plant sprayer or humidifier, and make sure water doesn't sit on the leaves.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Gold-Colored Plug Station poisonous?
The station itself is completely harmless and safe to leave near children or pets. The materials used are free of heavy metals and meet European safety standards. Glass and brass also pose no risk during normal indoor use.
What types of charging stations are there?
For further questions, please see our FAQ or contact us via our contact page . The Gold Cutting Station gives your cuttings the best start and adds a golden touch to your interior. Get it now and start taking cuttings right away!
