In the family, there are few ways to breed Spathiphyllums, mainly by ramets. That is to say, when a pot of Spathiphyllums grows thick in the flowerpot, and can basically fill the flowerpot space, we can separate the Spathiphyllums along the naturally separated space when changing the flowerpot, and one pot becomes two or three pots. Replant, let it grow again, and form a complete plant.
The Spathiphyllums sold on the market are basically soil cultured seedlings, i.e. the seedlings cloned in the test tube. Such seedlings are relatively neat, with similar size, specification and shape, which are more conducive to being used as commodities.
However, this method is not easy to operate in the home, because it has higher requirements on the environment and equipment, and the output is larger
