Turn one plant into many with our detailed step-by-step plant propagation guides. From pothos and snake plants to spider plants and monsteras, we break down how to root cuttings in water, soil, moss, or LECA. Each article explains the tools, methods, and aftercare you’ll need for success—whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned plant parent. Want to know the exact light, humidity, and watering schedule for your cuttings? The VerdeBotany AI Plant Doctor Tool gives you a custom propagation plan, so you can grow healthy new plants with ease.
Philodendron Propagation Guide (2025) Updated: 2025 Philodendron Propagation Guide Quick answer: Take a cutting with at least one node (and, ideally, a visible aerial root), remove the lowest leaf, and root in water, sphagnum moss, LECA, or a light soil mix under bright-indirect light. Refresh water weekly or keep media evenly moist—not wet. Pot up … Read more
Growing More from Less: A Beginner’s Guide to Plant Propagation (2025) Updated: 2025 Growing More from Less: A Beginner’s Guide to Plant Propagation Quick answer: The easiest way for beginners to propagate plants is through stem cuttings in water (for plants like pothos or coleus), division (for clumping plants like ferns or peace lilies), or … Read more