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Break
the old leaf into chunks with a few plantlets on each, taking care not
to damage the network of fibrous roots, and plant each section into
potting compost in a 10cm (3½ in.) pot. Ensure the plantlets are not
planted too deeply or too shallowly in the new compost, but at the same
height as they were previously. Water thoroughly. A light misting of
water will help for a few days until the plants are established in their
new pots.
Alternatively,
plant the small clumps of plantlets into sections of a propagator, and
allow them to grow on for a month or two before potting up. After a
few weeks the parent leaf will probably wither and die. |