FAQ About Indoor Plant Adventitious Rooting

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5 days ago | lila

Is it necessary to use soil for adventitious rooting?

No, it is not necessary to use soil for adventitious rooting. Many plants can root in water or other growth media like perlite or vermiculite. However, transitioning to soil can provide nutrients needed for long-term growth.

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