How to propagate Spathiphyllum

1. Division propagation

The division method is the most suitable in the home. It is simple and convenient to operate, and has a high survival rate. It can be done in spring, but autumn is also suitable. The plant is required to be more than two years old. First take the plant out of the pot, then remove the soil at the roots and trim the rhizome. Find a good location and cut the rhizomes from the base of the cluster to ensure that there are more than 3 buds on each cluster. Prepare suitable potting soil, plant the divided plants separately, and then place them in semi-shaded place to adapt.

2. Seed propagation

Obtaining seeds through pollination and then soaking the seeds in water to germinate can increase the survival rate. Prepare a suitable substrate that is breathable and has good drainage, and place it in the sun to dry in advance to achieve the effect of disinfection. Choose to sow in a greenhouse, cover with a thin layer of soil after sowing, spray water frequently to keep moist, or cover with plastic wrap to keep warm and moist, to promote the seeds to germinate as soon as possible.

3. Tissue Culture

Tissue culture is a method suitable for large-scale reproduction, which is generally difficult to achieve at home. It mainly utilizes the leaves, inflorescences, stem tips and stem segments on the plant, uses culture dishes as containers, and uses hormones to induce bud growth.