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Step 1
Snip off one of the vines of the English ivy at an angle just below one of the node. The cutting should be at least four inches long.
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Step 2
Clip off the lower leaves of the stem. This will keep them from rotting in the soil.
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Step 3
Dip the stem of the English ivy into a rooting hormone. Rooting hormones help with the growth and discourage rotting.
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Step 4
Place some potting soil into a clean, sterile flower pot and stick the stem into the soil making sure not to scrape off the rooting hormone. Pack the soil around the base of the stem.
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Step 5
Water the soil very well and continue to water regularly.
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Step 1
Cut one or several strands from your ivy.
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Step 2
Strip all the leaves so that no leaves will be under the water.
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Step 3
Place the stems in about three inches of water and sit them in a sunny window. Keep the water level up as it will evaporate.
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Step 4
Plant in a clean, sterile pot with potting soil after a good root base has formed.












