Plant Care

Spider plants do most of the propagation work for you by producing baby plantlets called pups on long runners. Here’s exactly when and how to separate and root them.

Fiddle leaf figs have a reputation for being difficult, but most failures trace back to a few specific, fixable habits. Here’s the complete care routine.

Peace lily is one of the most forgiving flowering houseplants, with a built-in wilting signal that tells you exactly when it needs water. Here’s the full care routine.

Succulent propagation has a higher failure rate than most guides admit. Here’s the leaf and stem cutting method done right, including the callousing step most people rush.

Rubber plant cuttings can be slow to root if you skip one specific prep step. Here’s the water and soil method done right, including how to deal with the plant’s milky sap.

Snake plants propagate reliably from leaf cuttings or division — here’s both methods explained, including the one detail most guides skip about leaf-cutting variegation.

Pothos is one of the easiest houseplants to multiply for free. Here are the three reliable propagation methods, step by step, plus how to tell when a cutting is ready to pot.

Monstera propagates reliably from stem cuttings as long as you include the right node structure. Here’s exactly what to look for and the full water and soil method.