The pivotal step in this process is to cut the stem into segments, ensuring that each part can sprout new shoots from the nodes. The key lies in understanding that these smaller portions must not only grow but also branch vertically – this is the essence of the nurseryman’s secret.

Ideal Conditions for Anthurium Multiplication

Undoubtedly, the most opportune time for this operation is during the active growth phase in spring/summer when favorable weather conditions promote the rapid creation of new tufts. While experts recommend this period, the process is not restricted solely to these months. However, the choice of timing becomes a matter of expediency, as growth tends to slow significantly during the cold season.

Step-by-Step Guide to Anthurium Multiplication

1. Employ a sterilized cutter to divide lateral shoots, ensuring all roots remain intact.
2. Choose damp soil for the operation, preferably watering the plant half an hour before commencing.
3. Following the division, repot the parent plant into a larger container with fresh soil.
4. Transplant the new plants into smaller pots, using soil similar to the previous one for the adaptation phase.
5. Water the plants, allowing excess water to drain.