Root 3-ft Janet Craig cane sections in a peat-based soilless mix (Pro-Mix or 3:2 peat:vermiculite). Avoid perlite (fluoride). Use a small pot, keep evenly moist. After a month, feed ¼-strength monthly. Transplant only when roots fill the pot. Prefers bright indirect light (north window), adapts to lower light. Keep above 60°F; never let dry out completely.
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