What are you planning to prop? I have started a list. Mostly stuff that has managed to get to the top of a support and has no place to go anymore. We should make a group list and post when we do our cuts. And show our methods and post update pics. My list right now has 3 things. Philodendron Golden Erubescens, Philodendron Painted Lady, and my big Queen Anthurium 'Cersei'.

Beautiful pics! Most of my prop'ing is done in the fall, to shrink plants to fit inside, and save non-hardy landscape plants from frozen death. In the spring is when they get space to grow again. But the short answer to your question is all of them, eventually, except for things that are beyond me, like birdnest fern.

If you were wanting to have an ongoing discussion, this might be better in the propagation forum because this moves so fast, the discussion won't stay on the first page (for most people, this can be adjusted per user preference) if it goes w/o replies for a few weeks. Or since all of your GH plants are tropical, in tropical forum.

It's ok Tiffany it's fine here.
I'm waiting til spring because many of my plants, while not dormant, slow down in winter. AND because I may actually be recovered enough from my Achilles tendon surgery to climb a ladder

I hope your healing is going well! : )

I can't shake COVID. This is the 8th day. I am still really sick. Or sicker than I thought I would be at this point. All the time in the world to plan for spring. But thank you so much for your kind remark.

Oh I am so sorry. That's a long time to be sick. I hope it passes quickly. If you were closer, I'd bring some chicken soup to you.

Bummer Gina, no fair!

Someone I talked to here who had it that I know said they did not feel better for 3 weeks. And then they had an annoying dry cough for 3 MONTHS. That is what is the worst for me now, the cough. But its not dry LOL its nasty. Keeps me awake, keeps my husband awake

I hope you feel better soon Gina.

Thank you

Well I had to do a little propping early. Emergency propping. My Philodendron fibrosum was a little too close to the greenhouse wall I guess during the Arctic front a couple weeks ago and it got significant cold damage. The stems are still good but the leaves, toast. Decided to go on and prop it before Spring, and move it to a new location later.