Remove the lower leaves—leave a few at the top.
Optional: Dip the cut end into rooting hormone.
Rest the cutting for 15 minutes to let the base dry slightly before placing in water.
6. Setting Up Your Glass Container
Fill the glass with room-temperature, non-chlorinated water.
Submerge the bottom 2 inches of the cutting (no leaves underwater).
Place in a bright, indirect light spot—no harsh sun.
This setup prevents overheating and inhibits algae or bacterial growth.
7. Maintain Ideal Water Conditions
Change the water every 3–5 days.
Always keep the cut end submerged.
Avoid using cold or chlorinated tap water.
Rinse the container regularly to keep algae at bay.
8. Monitor Root Development
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