How to Propagate Wallisia ?
Primary propagation methods for wallisia are division and cuttings, often yielding better results than seed sowing or tissue culture. Successful propagation depends on warm temperatures, high humidity, and bright, indirect light. Special considerations include using well-draining soil and avoiding waterlogged conditions to prevent root rot. Propagating wallisia is generally easy, with division being simplest. Steps for cuttings include: 1) Cut a healthy shoot 4-6 inches long. 2) Remove lower leaves and dip cut end in rooting hormone. 3) Plant in a moist, well-draining medium. 4) Cover with a plastic bag to maintain humidity. 5) Place in bright, indirect light and keep soil damp. 6) Rooting should occur within a few weeks; gradually acclimate the plant to less humidity before transplanting.