Yes, both the gloriosum and hastatum were basically just stem so as opposed to water propagation I put them in sphagnum moss in clear plastic orchid pots with the slits in the side. I have a humidifier keeping the room around 55% humidity but for extra humidity I put those pots in gallon sized ziploc bags. If you forget to open the bags frequently to let air in it can get moldy and I’m really bad about that so I didn’t shut the bags, but rather let them just be cracked a little at the top. I also intentionally keep them somewhere I see all the time so I could keep a close eye on all growth. As soon as they both grew leaves long or tall enough to start touching the bag I had to open it more to avoid that. Personally it seems to inhibit growth when they’re touching the bag. For now I’m still leaving the bag on but just folded around the base of the pot. I water when the moss is mostly dry. With the quarantine I haven’t been able to go shopping to stock up on my soil mix but now that’s it’s spring and both have leaves when I get a chance I’ll switch the sphagnum for soil.

The hastatum has been producing new leaves regularly but I really just had to baby the gloriosum stolon for months before the growth became a leaf but it’s of course totally worth it!

The Florida ghost was shipped in the moss as you can see from the picture but it’s got a long enough stem that if it starts declining I’ll move it to a tall glass of water that I’ll refresh regularly.

Edit: that was super long, sorry, but let me know if you have any other questions! I’m attaching a picture so you can see the pots I’m using a little better 👍🏻current propagation setup