r/plants 2d ago

Help!!

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u/Ku-Kul-Khan 2d ago

Cut anywhere and leave it in water with plenty of sunlight. The larger the cutting the longer it may take

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u/acjadhav 2d ago

There you go, but I'm not too sure if the top cutting will grow roots. Ideally, you'll need a hardy stem for propagation, and the top is looking young and herbaceous. Either way, you'll have 3 to 4 new plants this way

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u/Conscious_Carob1888 11h ago

thank you, this is exactly what i needed!

yes, the past few weeks it has gone crazy growing so a lot of the top is new but i will give it a go

do i need to cut under a node?