Starburst clerodendrum propagation fails in water or soil. Use 3″ tip cuttings, rooting hormone, moist vermiculite, baggie for humidity, indirect light. Roots in 2 weeks.
Prune parent plant → stimulates basal suckers. Dig and replant suckers. They wilt initially but root if kept moist.
Cuttings and suckers always wilt first. Roots form underground. Keep watered; they perk up in days.
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