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

Learn how to propagate succulents at home. Discover step-by-step techniques for leaf and stem cuttings to expand your succulent collection.

Weeping figs, otherwise known as 'ficus benjamina', are a low-maintenance variety of indoor tree native to Asia and Australia. With their abundance of delicate leaves, they're a great beginner tree ...

Learning how to propagate from stem cuttings in soil isn’t too tricky. You’ll need to follow the steps below, though, and ensure your environment offers the appropriate conditions.

While stem cuttings are the most common way to propagate plants, some plants can grow new plants from root cuttings or leaf cuttings as well, but each method requires the potting medium to remain ...

Related: The 7 Best Potting Soils of 2024 Stem Cuttings. Stem cuttings are fast and easy. This propagation method is not only effective for a rubber plant but also for begonia, geranium ...

To propagate, take a cutting of the stem and place it in moist soil. Keep the soil damp and the cutting will sprout roots in a week or less.

Philodendrons can be propagated in three ways—by rooting stem cuttings in water or soil and by air layering. Ahead, horticulturists explain how to propagate philodendron for an endless supply of ...

How to propagate indoor plants. Cut a healthy stem from the plant you’d like to propagate. Cut at an angle to help the plant absorb the most amount of water possible.

How to propagate a pothos. Take a stem cutting directly below a leaf node – this is the bumpy part where the leaf joins the stem. Cut at a 45° angle to increase the surface area.