Chlorophytum can be cut from spring to autumn. First, cut off the stems and leaves of chlorophytum, then plant them directly in the soil, and then water them, paying attention to water permeability and keeping the soil moist. Don't bury it too deep when cutting, or it will rot easily. Remember, after that, water the chlorophytum once, not too often.
2. Sowing method
The sowing and propagation of chlorophytum usually begin in March every year. After sowing, the soil should not be too thick, generally 0.5cm. Generally, the seeds of Chlorophytum can germinate in about two weeks, and can be transplanted after the seedlings of Chlorophytum are formed.
3. Method of dividing plants
When the plants are propagated separately, they are dragged out of the flowerpot, the old soil and rotten roots are removed, and the old roots are cut off, so that two stems are evenly left on the separated plants, and then they are cultivated in the pots respectively. Of course, it is also possible to cut off the overgrown stems and leaves on the stolons of chlorophytum and cultivate them directly into flowerpots.