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How to Propagate African Violets from Leaf CuttingsIn my long list of “favorite plants,” the African violet sits comfortably somewhere near the top. That’s because of its profuse and reliable blooming, the ease of care, and the mystique of being a plant native to Africa. But there’s a more personal reason in there, too.
When I was in charge of maintaining greenhouse stock at an old job, I took special pride in the condition of the African violets. For close to four years I was handling hundreds of plants (in addition to the rest of our stock) and am proud to say I lost a mere handful.
They were also a favorite plant to bring home, and in the years I’ve spent caring for these tough yet delicate plants, I’ve learned the ins and outs of the African violet.
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They have a well-documented history and are relatively easy to care for, but propagating them from cuttings is an exercise in pleasure.
Whether you need more violets in your own home, or are planning ahead towards Christmas, Mother’s Day, or Easter, establishing African violet cuttings is a surprisingly easy exercise.
By the time you’re finished reading this, you’ll be armed and ready to start your own African violet assembly line!
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A host plant to harvest leaves from Rooting medium Rooting hormone (optional) A sharp knife, your pinching fingertips, or a pair of fine-tipped pruners A bowl for mixing soil Plastic 2-inch pots Plastic plant tags or other waterproof supports A clamshell to-go container made of clear plasticThe scale of this operation is up
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