Hi,

It's very easy to start new cuttings from that plant. Just decide where you want to make the cuts (you can do more than one cut on each long piece if you want). I learned here if you mark the cut end with a sharpie you won't forget which end is the bottom. This helps to get the right end in the soil. Then remove a few of the leaves so there is enough to stick in the soil. Put that end in a small pot (I use 2 oz dixi cups) of well moistened soil. Place the pot in a zip lock bag (blow air into the bag to inflate) and set it in a bright spot (no direct light) until it roots. You will know when it has roots when you see new growth.

You can also put the cut ends in spagnum moss that has been moistened and the wrap a small baggie around the moss.

Both methods should be kept moist and you can do this by misting inside the bag.

They should root fairly fast this time of year. And once they have roots you can move them into the pot with the mamma plant.

Good luck, you'll do just fine.

Maid~