Valentine Propagation Station

How to Use

1. Take a cutting
   Choose a healthy plant and cut just below a node (the small bump where roots grow).
2. Fill with water
   Add clean, room-temperature water to the heart-shaped glass.
3. Place your cutting
   Gently place the cutting into the station, ensuring the node is submerged.
4. Find the right spot
   Place in bright, indirect light — a windowsill or well-lit room works beautifully.
5. Refresh the water
   Change the water every 3–5 days to keep it fresh and oxygenated.
6. Watch it grow
   Over the next few weeks, roots will begin to form. Once established, you can transfer the cutting into soil or continue growing it in water.

Bonus plant love 💛
For an extra boost, pair with a pinch of our Enrich Powder when transferring your cutting into soil to support healthy growth from the start.

FAQs

What is a propagation station?
A propagation station is used to grow new plants from cuttings in water. It allows roots to develop before transferring the plant into soil.

What plants can I propagate in it?
It’s perfect for houseplants like pothos, philodendron, monstera, hoya, tradescantia, and herbs such as basil or mint.

Is it made of real glass?
Yes — the station is made from clear glass so you can easily watch roots grow.

How big is it?
It’s designed to hold a single cutting with enough water for healthy root growth while staying compact enough for desks, shelves, and windowsills.

Does it come with a plant?
No, plants or cuttings are not included. This listing is for the glass propagation station only.

Can it be used outdoors?
We recommend keeping it indoors or in a sheltered area, as it’s made of glass.

Is it pet safe?
The glass itself is non-toxic, but we recommend keeping it out of reach of pets to prevent tipping or breakage.