Dip the cut end in rooting hormone (optional), insert into a small pot of damp perlite/peat mix, cover loosely with a plastic bag for humidity, and keep in bright indirect light. Roots in 3–4 weeks.
Email a photo to a horticultural expert. Knowing the species ensures the right propagation method and aftercare.
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