Grow Red Hot Cat's Tail from Cuttings (Chenille Plant)

Propagate cuttings from these simple steps. Grow in bright, indirect light or partial shade; avoid direct sunlight, as this can burn the leaves.

It is commonly used as an ornamental plant in the garden and house, and in the Balinese Hindu culture it is considered a sacred plant. The leaves are a laxative, diuretic and used in the treatment of leprosy and gonorrhea. Different parts of the plant are also used in infectious diarrhea, pulmonary problems, and as an expectorant in asthma. It's non-toxic to dogs, cats, and horses.

Botanical name: Acalypha hispida
Common names: Chenille plant, Red Hot Cat's Tail, Bristly Copperleaf, Philippine medusa

Key moments:
1. 00:00 - Introduction
2. 00:16 - Prepare cutting
3. 00:37 - Plant cutting
4. 01:02 - Results

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