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Sanseveria cuttings

Grow Sanseveria Cuttings

1.
Your fresh leaf cuttings should have callused over during their journey to you in the mail.

2.
Place the new cutting into a pot with the arrow marking facing downwards and bury the bottom 1-2” in the growing medium.

3.
Water lightly allowing the medium to dry out totally between waterings.

4.
Place the pot in a nice warm area, warmth is important to help propagation.

5.
The cutting will start forming roots from the cut end and a few new plants will begin to form.

6.
Let the medium completely dry out between waterings.

7.
When a few plants have formed you can separate and transplant them into small pots and look after them as you would a new young plant.

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