Simple Plant Propagation Guides and Techniques
How to take stem cuttings from houseplants: where to cut, tip, section, and single-node cuttings, and air layering for thick or woody stems.
3 guides published
Air layering makes roots form on a stem while it is still attached to the parent. Here is which thick-stemmed houseplants it suits, how to wound and wrap the stem, and when to cut.
Tip cuttings, cane sections and single-node cuttings explained: what each one includes, which houseplants it suits and how to set it the right way up.
The exact steps for a first stem cutting: which houseplants suit the method, where to cut in relation to the node, which leaves to remove and where to root the piece afterward.
