Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) is a go-to beginner houseplant for good reason—it’s not only very forgiving, but propagating it is ...

Many houseplants respond well to water propagation, and sometimes, they can continue growing there indefinitely. Check out 20 plants you can multiply this way.

Good plants for water propagation include pothos, philodendrons, inch plants, monsteras and fiddle leaf figs. Soil Propagation. Cuttings from plants with woody stems often take better to rooting in ...

To begin, Tony recommends taking 3 to 4-inch cuttings from non-flowering stems. ... When it comes to propagating plants, you can choose between rooting the cuttings in either soil or water.

When propagating, you can work with pieces of plant that fall of your plant or cut off a piece. When cutting, Greene says to use clean, sharp shears, like the Niwaki Mainichi GR Pro Secateurs ($72).

To propagate a ZZ plant, cut off a healthy-looking leaf as close to the plant’s stalk as you can. ... Aulton recommends choosing a two- to four-inch pot with drainage holes to prevent root rot.

Find out how to propagate your prayer plant using division and cuttings in water or soil with these step-by-step ... about 1 inch below a leaf node. Step 2: Plant Cuttings in Seed Starting Mix.

Inch plant. There is no quicker or easier plant to propagate than the inch plant, says Jody Davey, manager of conservatory habitats at Hershey Gardens.