This is one of the easier plants for homeowners to propagate.
Propagation requires a minimum of effort and equipment.
Fill a large flower pot with sphagnum peat moss, and firm down slightly in the pot. Cuttings should be taken from new growth that has not yet hardened off. A rooting hormone, available from most garden centers, speeds up rooting and increases the number of cuttings to successfully form roots. Apply according to directions on the package before sticking the cuttings in the rooting media. Cuttings will root without the hormone, but rooting will be slower and a lower percentage of cuttings will root.