Any stem section with at least one node (leaf attachment ring) in contact with water/moist soil and one node exposed to air will root. Cut 8-10 inch sections; each can become a new plant.
Ring on stem where leaf was attached; source of roots or shoots.
Root in water or moist perlite. Pot up when roots inch-long.
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