The term describes the asexual method of creating new peace lily plants from a mature, healthy parent plant. This process involves dividing the existing plant or utilizing stem cuttings to generate independent, genetically identical offspring.
This method allows for the inexpensive expansion of a peace lily collection and ensures the preservation of desirable traits from a particularly vigorous or attractive specimen. The practice has been employed by horticulturalists and hobbyists alike to maintain and distribute these popular houseplants.
