Light
Follow the needs of the parent plant and ask how the rooted cutting has been growing. Introduce a change in light gradually.
Start small. Watch it grow.
Available Cuttings
Rooted cuttings give you a smaller starting point. Varieties may include Bonnie spider plants, snake plants, and other shop favorites, depending on what is ready.
Our collection is taking shape.
These pages introduce our collections. Current varieties and availability will be confirmed when we reopen.
35 W School St, Bonne Terre, MO 63628
Planned hours after reopening: Wednesday–Thursday · 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
Watering
Watering depends on the species, root development, and potting mix. Ask about its current setup rather than using one schedule for every cutting.
Soil & container
Use a suitably small container and a mix matched to the species. Ask when a newly rooted cutting is ready for its next pot.
Your plant-parent fit
A rewarding option for plant parents who enjoy watching new growth. Some cuttings need closer checks as their roots establish.
Space
Starting small can suit a small space, but consider the mature plant’s size too. A rooted cutting is a beginning, not a miniature variety.
Pets
Rooting a cutting does not change its pet suitability. Spider plants are listed as non-toxic to cats and dogs; snake plants are not a pet-safe alternative.
Care needs vary by species, variety, pot, and growing conditions. These notes are a starting point; we can help you choose for your space.
Learn more: Plant reference · ASPCA plant directory