- Choose a healthy leaf from the mother plant.
- Use clean scissors to cut the leaf at its base.
- Trim the stem to 1-2 inches and remove excess tissue.
- Prepare damp potting mix or vermiculite.
- Insert the stem into the medium.
- Maintain humidity by misting or covering with a plastic bag.
- Place in a warm, bright spot away from direct sunlight.
- Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged.
- Wait for roots and new growth to develop.
- Transplant new plantlets into individual pots.
- Care for them like mature African violets.
- Be patient; it may take weeks for growth to appear.
Methods to propagate African Violet from a leaf
