So why not use some of the trimmings to propagate new plants ... and include several nodes. Other lipstick plants include kinds with orange flowers, curly leaves, and cream-and-green variegation.

You can begin propagating your plant anytime ... Underwatering can also lead to yellow leaves. If your lipstick plant can’t ...

There’s also a sentimental factor to propagation. “You grow a plant under your care, take a cutting and then pass it on to someone else,” says Mollie Lee, shop director at Little Leaf in D.C ...

Here’s how it works. You can also use leaves and pups to propagate succulents, which we covered in our complete succulent propagation guide, but these hardy plants, known for their unique shapes ...

while asexual propagation allows for the creation of new plants using cuttings from vegetative parts, like the roots, leaves and stems. Christopher Satch, a horticulturist and professor with the ...

as this can cause leaf drop. It prefers 70 to 80 degrees. -- Feed regularly: To grow well and flower, lipstick plants require fertilizing every two to four weeks during the spring and summer and ...