LITTLE CUTTINGS. BIG POSSIBILITIES.
More green.
More to share.
A new leaf is lovely. A whole new plant? Even better. Find the right starting point for your favourite houseplant.
Division
Divide a snake plant, keep its character
Division gives an established offset its own pot and preserves the parent’s leaf pattern more reliably than a leaf cutting.
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Stem cuttings
How to propagate a Monstera cutting
Start with a stem section that includes a node. A beautiful leaf alone cannot grow a new Monstera vine.
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Plantlets
Make a new plant from a spider baby
The small plantlets on a mature spider plant are ready-made starting points. Root one while it is still attached, then give it a pot of its own.
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Division
One peace lily, two happy plants
Peace lilies grow in clumps. Separate a rooted section instead of trying to root a single leaf.
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Stem cuttings
Pothos cuttings, from vine to roots
Turn a long vine into a fuller plant. A node—the small joint where a leaf joins the stem—is the part that can make a new shoot.
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