1. philodendron

Botanical name  : Philodendron

Cut the stem and place the cutting in a glass of clean water. When a good root network is established, the cutting is ready to settle into a pot filled with potting soil. You can also start taking philodendron cuttings in the ground, in a similar way.

2. Tradescantia

Botanical name  : Tradescantia

You can easily propagate plants in the  genus Tradescantia  simply by cutting a branch and submerging it in water or potting medium. It will form roots in 2-4 weeks.

3. Umbrella Tree

Botanical name  : Schefflera

Indoor Schefflera varieties can be multiplied from stem cuttings. Plant them 1 to 2 inches deep in potting mix and place the pot in a bright, moist spot.

4. African Violets

Botanical name  : Saintpaulia

Simply cut a healthy stem from the plant and dip its tip into rooting hormone. Place it an inch deep in the pot filled with potting mix and wait for the new plant to develop.

5. Snake plant

Botanical name  : Sansevieria trifasciata

You can multiply your favorite variety of snake plant from pups or leaf cuttings. It is easy!

6. Prayer plant

Botanical name  : Maranta leuconeura

You can grow it from stem cuttings without any difficulty. Remove the cuttings just below the nodes closest to the bottom of the stems and place them in a potting mix.

7. Crotona

Botanical name  : Codiaeum

To propagate croton from cuttings, select a 3- to 4-inch-long stem with at least three sets of leaves. Place the stem in a pot filled with a light potting mix or water. You can also cut a leaf with a part of the stem attached and propagate it in water.

8. Jade plant

Botanical name  : Crassula ovata

Multiply this good luck plant by cutting stems 4 to 5 inches in size and propagate in a pot filled with well-draining succulent mix or water.

9. Geraniums

Botanical name  : Pelargonium

Use a sharp shear to cut above the node or a swollen part of the stem that is 4 to 5 inches in size with a few upper leaves attached and place in a pot filled with potting mix.

10. begonias

Botanical name  : Begoniaceae

For propagation from  stem cuttings  , take a 4-inch stem and place it in a glass of water or a pot of soil. Roots will emerge in 4-5 weeks.

To propagate from a  single leaf cutting  , cut a mature leaf where it meets the stem and bury the petiole.

11. English ivy

Botanical name  : Hedera helix

Cut a stem of English ivy that has at least two sets of leaves. Dip the end part in rooting hormone and push it into a pot filled with soil or place it in a glass of water.

12. Today

Botanical name  : Hoya spp.

Cut a stem 3 to 5 inches long with at least two leaves. You can plant this in a glass of water until the roots develop about 2-3 inches long.

You can also pot the cuttings in a pot with 3 parts perlite, 3 parts coco peat, and 1 part vermiculite.

13. Black-eyed Susan Vine

Botanical name  : Thunbergia alata

Take a stem 6 to 8 inches long without the lower leaves and root it in a glass filled with cool water. When you notice new roots, transplant them into a pot filled with potting mix.

14. Chain of Nickels

Botanical name  : Dischidia nummularia

You can propagate it via short-stemmed cuttings by placing them on moist sphagnum moss. When the segments take root, transfer them to a pot filled with orchid bark mix.

15. Wax ivy

Botanical name  : Senecio macroglossus

Take 4- to 6-inch-long cuttings during the growing season from early spring through fall and place them in a pot filled with sandy soil.

16. Arrowhead Vine

Botanical name  : Syngonium podophyllum

You can grow this graceful climber from cuttings by taking any part of the stem with a set of leaves.

17. Pearl necklace

Botanical name  : Senecio rowleyanus

You can easily propagate it from stem cuttings and transplant it into potting soil. Keep the soil lightly moist, and it will root quickly.

18. Grape Ivy

Botanical name  : Cissus rhombifolia

Cut a cutting 4 to 6 inches long with 2 to 3 leaf nodes below the terminal bud. Dip it in a rooting hormone and place the cutting in a pot.

19. Creeping fig

Botanical name  : Ficus pumila

Take cuttings from this beautiful plant during warm weather and propagate as usual.

20. Plant ZZ

Botanical name  : Zamioculcas zamiifolia

You can divide the ZZ plant or grow it using stem cuttings.

21. Chinese money plant

Botanical name  : Pilea peperomioides

Since the plant produces new ones itself, it does all the work for you! When babies grow in the bottom of the pot, you can remove them to plant in new pots!

22. Chain of Bananas

Botanical name  : Senecio radicans

Propagating it is the same as  Strings of Pearls, that is,  by stem cuttings. Transplant them into potting soil and keep it moist at all times.

23. Fiddle Leaf Fig

Botanical name  : Ficus lyrata

Take a cutting with 2-3 leaves attached and place it in a vase of water. The roots will sprout in 3-4 weeks, and then you can transplant it into a pot or store it in a vase.

24. Silly Cane

Botanical name  : Dieffenbachia

Take a 5- to 6-inch-long section of stem from the plant, remove the lower leaves, dip the cut end in rooting hormone, and plant in the soil.

25. Plant You

Botanical Name  : Cordyline fruticosa

Take 3- to 4-inch-long cuttings from the plant and place them in a pot filled with half sand and half perlite. Place the pot where it will receive bright indirect light.

26. Split Leaf Plant

Botanical name  : Monstera deliciosa

To learn how to propagate monstera in water, check out this tutorial here.

27. rubber tree

Botanical name  : Ficus elastica

Growing a rubber tree from cutting is an easy task. 4-6 inches of stem cutting, rooting hormone, and well-draining potting soil is all you need to grow it.

28. Silver Dollar Vine

Botanical name  : Xerosicyos danguyi

Using a sharp scissor or fingernail, remove a healthy leaf from the plant and allow the end to heal. Place the leaf in a pot filled with a succulent mixture. It will take root in 4-6 weeks.

29. Dear

Botanical name  : Dracaena marginata

Cut a healthy 6-inch stem from this houseplant and soak it in rooting hormone. You can plant it directly in the ground in a location that receives indirect sunlight.

30. weeping fig

Botanical name  : Ficus benjamina

Cut a 5- to 6-inch-long stem from a healthy branch and plant it in potting soil, covering the cut with a plastic bag to speed up the process. Place where it receives soft sun.

31. Pothos

Botanical name  : Epipremnum aureum

Propagating pothos from cutting is quite easy! Simply choose a healthy stem from the plant and cut 4 to 6 inches below the root node. You can grow it both on land and in water.