Dip the end of the Clusia stem in rooting hormone. Plant in a container of moist, well-draining fertile soil. After a few weeks, roots should appear, and you can transplant the rooted Clusia cutting to your garden.

When should I repot clusia rosea?

It is best to repot a Clusia once every two years in a larger pot. The best period for repotting is spring or immediately after purchasing the plant. A larger pot will stimulate the growth and the advantage is a larger buffer of soil, so the water is spread more and there is less chance of root rot.

Can you propagate Clusia in soil?

Clusia rosea is easy to propagate from stem cuttings, although you can also grow it easily from seed. A simple 4-6 inch long stem cutting with several leaves on it will root readily in water or soil.