Anthurium is a decorative plant with large, bright flowers. It can be propagated in various ways, one of which is by using leaves. This method is quite simple and suitable even for novice gardeners.
Materials needed for propagating anthurium with leaves:
- Anthurium leaves
- Ripe mango
- Potting soil
- Growth stimulant
- Settled water
Instructions for propagating anthurium with leaves:
- Choose healthy, large anthurium leaves. Carefully cut the stem below the leaf. Using a toothpick, make several holes in the cut stem.
- Treat the cut areas with a growth stimulant.
- Slice the ripe mango into thin slices.
- Place the mango slices on the surface of loose, fertile soil. Place the anthurium leaves on the mango slices, cut side down. Cover the leaves with soil.
- Water the planting with settled water.
Care for the seedlings:
- Place the seedlings in a bright, warm place without direct sunlight.
- Water regularly, ensuring the soil does not dry out.
- Fertilize the seedlings once a month using liquid fertilizers for houseplants.
Rooting of anthurium leaves:
In 1-2 months, the anthurium leaves will begin to root. During this period, it is important to continue caring for them according to the recommendations. Once the leaves have rooted, they can be transplanted into separate pots.
Tips for propagating anthurium with leaves:
- Use ripe mango, rich in vitamins and nutrients, for better leaf rooting.
- Do not leave too long a stem on the anthurium leaves.
- Use only settled water for watering the seedlings.
- Avoid overwatering the seedlings to prevent rotting.
- Fertilize the seedlings only after they have rooted.
Propagating anthurium with leaves is a simple and effective way to grow new plants.
