Vintage Glass Propagation Vase

Clear glass bulbs, 10 cm high and 7.2 cm wide, sit on a vintage wooden stand. The rounded bulbs hold enough water for cuttings to root, and the clear glass lets you watch them grow.

Place a cutting with at least one node under water, keep the leaves above, and change the water weekly. Once roots are 3 to 5 cm long, the cutting is ready to pot.

• Pothos and philodendron cuttings
• Herbs such as mint or basil
• Bulbs like hyacinth (base in water only)
• A single flower when not propagating

• On a desk A living object that grows with you.
• On a kitchen windowsill Bright, indirect light suits most cuttings.
• On a bookshelf Vintage wood and green roots among books.
• As a gift Add a cutting from your own plant.

Change the water every week and rinse the bulbs to prevent algae. Keep it out of strong direct sun.

Wipe the wooden stand with a dry cloth and avoid spills on the wood.