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The Propagatrix, lights on, 30 Sept 2026
The Propagatrix
Habitat: for cuttings
An old shoe rack turned propagation tower, named by Kirsty. The mesh shelves hold the cuttings trays under grow-light lids, with more propagators on top and the golden pothos keeping watch.
Current residents: the impatiens, begonia, Tinywine, Goldmember, Barbara, bee balm, salvia, gazania and African daisy cuttings. Still needs a bit of tidying.
- Common name
- Propagation tower
- Section
- Habitats
- Spot
- Indoors
- Soil
- n/a
- From
- Upcycled from an old shoe rack, Sep 2026
- Age
- New (Sept 2026)
- Next repot
- Never
- Edible
- ❌ No: It's a shoe rack.
- Garden-centre price
- Free: the shoes moved out