How to Propagate Goldfish plants?
The primary propagation methods for goldfish plants include stem cuttings and seed sowing. Key factors for successful propagation encompass bright, indirect light, consistent warmth (ideally between 65-80°F), and well-draining soil. Specific to goldfish plants, maintain high humidity and avoid direct sunlight. The general difficulty is moderate, with challenges arising from stem cuttings' need for precise conditions. For stem cuttings: (1) Select a healthy, non-blooming stem; (2) Cut a 4-6 inch segment below a leaf node; (3) Remove lower leaves; (4) Dip in rooting hormone (optional); (5) Plant in moist soil or water; (6) Cover with plastic to retain humidity; (7) Place in bright, indirect light; (8) Transplant once rooted. Seeds require more time and controlled conditions.