Wall Cuttings

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How to care for a Wall Cutting

Watering for Wall Cuttings

A wall cutting needs moderate watering. Let the top inch of potting soil dry slightly between waterings so the roots don't have wet feet. Overwatering can lead to root rot, so it's better to underwater than overwater. For more helpful tips, check out our collection of easy houseplants for beginners .

Light requirements of wall cuttings

Place your Wall Cuttings in a spot with bright, indirect light. Direct sunlight can burn the delicate leaves, while too little light stunts growth. A spot near an east- or west-facing window is ideal for a healthy, green look. Combine it with an air-purifying Monstera Minima for a stylish plant nook.

Common problems

Yellow leaves

Yellow leaves often indicate too much water or too little light. Check the moisture in the potting soil and adjust your watering schedule. Move the plant to a brighter spot if the room is too dark.

Plant dripping

Dripping water is usually excess moisture leaking from the pot. Place the pot in a saucer to catch any splashes. Ensure you use well-draining potting soil and consider adding hydroponic clays to the bottom of the pot.

Plagues

Spider mites, mealybugs, and thrips can settle on your wall cuttings. Regularly inspect under the leaves and treat at the first sign with a gentle plant spray or organic pesticide. You'll find effective solutions in our webshop, such as sticky traps for fungus gnats .

Carrots come out of the pot

Roots protruding from the pot are too small. Repot the plant in a slightly larger pot with fresh potting soil for aroids. See our selection of potting soil and accessories for the right mix.

Brown edges on the leaves

Brown edges are caused by excessively dry air or irregular watering. Increase the humidity with a plant sprayer or a homemade humidity chart. Regular dusting with a microfiber dusting mitt keeps the pores of the leaves clear.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Wall Cuttings poisonous?

No, Wall Cuttings are not poisonous to humans or pets. You can therefore safely place this plant in the living room, bedroom, or children's room. For added peace of mind, choose from our collection of non-toxic houseplants .

What types of Wall Cuttings are there?

There are several varieties and related cuttings that you can easily propagate or exchange.

• Pothos Pictus
• Epipremnum Aureum
• Scindapsus Pictus
• Philodendron Scandens
• Tradescantia Nanouk
• Hoya Kerrii
• Senecio Radicans

For a playful combination, you can use our gold-colored plant station or choose an elegant plant hanger .

Discover other green additions like the stylish pancake plant or the air-purifying Asplenium Parvati . These will transform your interior into a healthy, vibrant oasis.