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Planting rooted diffenbachia stem cutting

16 years ago

This plant has been in our family for years and I'm trying to start new ones for relatives. Going to try to attach a photo. In case there's no pic I'll try to describe it. It's been in a dish of water, laying horizontally - a thick stem about an inch and a half in diameter. New roots are growing at the bottom and two new stems have formed at the"top." This is where I've run into problems before after placing in soil . . . the thick stem begins to rot or shrivel. I've read that some people keep them in water but I'd rather plant. Any advice is so appreciated!

I don't see how to attach pic so I hope my question is clear. Thanks!

Beth in SC

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