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Question by  mayuri (48)

How should I go about starting a wandering jew plant?

 
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Answer by  diva63 (56)

You can take several clippings from an existing plant and place the clippings in water. Once the clipping root, you can transfer them to soil.

 
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Answer by  Karen54 (971)

Take a cutting from a existing plant, bury about 1.5 inches of the stem in potting soil and keep moist. It will take root quickly.

 
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Answer by  birder (34)

Take a small cutting and place it in a jar of water. When the cutting has roots, plant it in a pot with soil. Water it and watch it grow!

 
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Answer by  JamesRaymond (93)

You can either place a stem of Wandering Jew in water until roots form, and then plant in soil or you can plant directly in moist soil.

 
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Answer by  Majyk (115)

Wandering Jew is one of the easiest plants to start. Cut off a branch and put it in water. It will grow roots in the water and then just plant.

 
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Answer by  Latin4 (11170)

Snip off a branch from the plant and set in water. When the branch get a root, its ready to plant in soil.

 
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