you can take cuttings, dip them in a rooting hormone and use plastic solo cup of potting mix, with a hole for drainage. then when the plant is a bit smaller, put it in a new container of potting mix, or back out in the garden. put it back with the same depth you originally had it. removing part of the foliage lessens the stress on the plant, and you get a few more plants.
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you can take cuttings, dip them in a rooting hormone and use plastic solo cup of potting mix, with a hole for drainage. then when the plant is a bit smaller, put it in a new container of potting mix, or back out in the garden. put it back with the same depth you originally had it. removing part of the foliage lessens the stress on the plant, and you get a few more plants.
The mosquito plant, if it is the same one as I have, is actually a form of geranium. You should be able to treat it as you do geraniums.
thank you everyone so much for your advise and help. Mimi