Because plants have become an essential part of our interiors, we take care of their health to make them perfect allies, we zoom in on Sansevieria, a super resistant variety (that is to say since in certain African countries, its leaves are used for making rope and baskets) and so exotic.
1 – HOW TO MULTIPLY SANSEVIERIA?
Select a healthy sansevieria leaf and cut it with a sharp, disinfected knife. Cut the leaf into pieces of two or three centimeters, depending on the quantity of plants you want to generate.
Place the cut ends of each leaf in rooting hormones, following the package directions. This step can be omitted, but the plant will take longer to produce roots.
Insert the cut, treated end into the rooting hormone in the potting soil, to a depth of about 1 centimeter. The plant has propagated successfully.
Keep the plant moist and in a bright location, away from drafts.
Sansevieria will take about a month to form roots. Wait at least two months before transplanting it into the final pot.
