At Odd Leaf, we love helping you grow your rare houseplant collection, and propagation is the perfect way to do it! Our Monstera and Philodendron collections are ideal for propagating new plants.
Want to multiply your rarities? Here’s our guide to propagating rare houseplants with easy tips for success.
Why Propagate Rare Houseplants?
Propagation lets you create new plants for free, expand your collection, or share with friends. It’s a budget-friendly way to enjoy rarities like those in our The Rare Collection. For care tips, check our aroid care guide to keep your plants healthy.
Propagation Tips for Rare Houseplants
Here’s how to propagate your favorite rare houseplants:
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Monstera Stem Cuttings
Cut a Monstera stem with a node below a leaf, place in water, and wait for roots. Our Monstera collection, like Thai Constellation, propagates well this way. -
Philodendron Cuttings
Snip a Philodendron stem with two nodes, root in water or soil, and watch it grow. Try it with varieties from our Philodendron collection, as detailed in our Philodendron care guide. -
Syngonium Cuttings
Syngoniums root easily in water from stem cuttings. Our Syngonium collection, like Pink Splash, is perfect for quick propagation. -
Anthurium Division
Divide mature Anthuriums at the root during repotting for new plants. Our Anthurium collection includes varieties ideal for this method. -
Use Proper Tools and Care
Sterilize scissors and use filtered water to avoid rot. Follow our Anthurium care guide for post-propagation tips to ensure success.
Grow Your Jungle with Propagation
Propagated plants are perfect for expanding your indoor jungle, as shared in our indoor jungle guide. They also make great additions to low-maintenance collections, per our low-maintenance plants guide.
Ready to propagate rare houseplants? Explore our Monstera, Philodendron, Syngonium, Anthurium, and The Rare Collection to find plants perfect for propagation. Which rarity will you multiply?
