How to Propagate Waxplants?
Primary propagation methods for waxplants include stem cuttings and layering. Successful propagation requires careful attention to light, ensuring bright, indirect exposure. Maintain warm temperatures and high humidity. Use a well-draining soil mix, such as a blend for epiphytic plants. Difficulty level is moderate; stem cuttings are most common but may take time to root. To propagate, select a healthy stem with at least two nodes, cut below a node, let the cut end callus slightly, dip in rooting hormone, and plant in the moist mix. Ensure steady warmth, cover with plastic to retain moisture, and wait for roots to form.