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5 houseplants that can grow from stem cuttings
Growing houseplants from stem cutting is cost-effective and requires minimal effort. It involves cutting the stem of a mother plant and placing it in a container with water for the roots to grow.
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Here are five plants you can grow using the stem-cutting method to help brighten your home.
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Monstera
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This tropical houseplant features large heart-shaped leaves, which can look lovely in a vase when growing without soil.
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Anthuriums
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Anthuriums are very easy to grow from stem cuttings. Change the water once a week for the plant to bloom in full glory.
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Pothos
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Pothos are a low-maintenance houseplant that you can grow by cutting their stems. They feature variegated leaves, which can add a visual delight to your space.
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Philodendron
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Philodendrons feature large heart-shaped leaves and are ideal to grow using the stem-cutting method.
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English ivy
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English ivy can quickly propagate in water. Place the plant in well-lit places for healthy growth.
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