Adventitious roots have numerous forms and functions in various plant species. These include: hypocotyl/stem roots, nodal roots, aerial roots, prop roots, brace roots and climbing roots.

Pruning aerial roots is definitely one of those confusions. Jo Lambell, Founder of Beards and Daises says, "Yes, it’s perfectly fine to trim aerial roots on a Monstera if they’re getting too long.

Can you really revive aerial roots on a dry moss pole? In this video, we explore whether it’s possible to restore your plant’s roots and the best techniques for getting them back to life. Don ...

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