5 houseplants that you can easily grow from a cutting

Many plants can be propagated from stem cuttings. In this simple way, you can expand your garden with herbs, flowers, and fruit trees without any extra cost or effort.

SSPDaily writes, "You can bring cuttings or take them from mature plants and place them in a container with a nutrient mixture. Here are 5 popular fauna that can be grown from stem cuttings."

Hawaii arrowhead

One of the best options for indoor plants is the Hawaii arrowhead, which can grow in medium to low light conditions. It purifies the air, relaxes the mind and creates a favorable atmosphere in the house.

You can cut off a 15-30 cm long part of the stem from the main plant and plant the cutting in the soil in another pot. New roots will grow in one to two weeks.

English ivy

English ivy is a versatile houseplant that is best kept in a cool and bright place, away from direct sunlight.

Ivy is considered a medicinal plant that purifies the air.

You can cut off a 10-13 cm stem, dip its end in rooting hormone, and place it in a glass of water to get a brand new plant.

Chinese money plant

The Chinese money plant (Pilea peperomioides) will bring peace, success and prosperity to your home, create a healthy aura and purify the air. This plant helps to relax, relieve stress and anxiety.

When you notice tiny leaves at the bottom of the pot, take them out and transplant them into new pots to grow new trees.

Jade plant

Jade is an ideal plant to keep indoors. It attracts wealth, good luck and has healing properties. In particular, it can be used to treat wounds.

Cut off a 10-13 cm long cutting from an adult specimen and leave it in the air for several days to allow it to callus, and then plant it.

Mint

Mint is one of the easiest and most popular perennial herbs to grow at home. You can keep this plant in a cool room with bright and indirect light.

To propagate mint, cut a branch 10-12 cm below a leaf knot and place it in a container filled with water. And as soon as the new plant takes root, transplant it into a pot.