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Propagating Philodendron from Stem Cuttings

Quick & Easy Philodendron Propagation

Philodendron cutting

Philodendrons root readily. All you need: sharp scissors/shears, a small pot, and moist potting soil or vermiculite.

  1. Cut a 3‑6″ stem piece just above a leaf node. Remove all but the top 2‑3 leaves.
  2. Insert cutting in moist medium; no leaves should be buried. Adjust depth if needed.
  3. Place in bright, indirect light (windowsill or nearby table).
  4. In 2‑3 weeks, tug gently—resistance means roots have formed.
  5. Pot in 3‑4″ container with quality potting mix. For a fuller pot, root 3‑5 cuttings together in one jar, then plant as a group.

That’s it—new philodendrons in weeks.

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