Keep the soil consistently moist using distilled, rainwater, or reverse osmosis water. Never use tap water as minerals will harm the plant.

A shallow tray method, with the pot sitting in a small amount of water, is ideal for maintaining humidity and moisture.

Pruning is generally not necessary unless removing dead or damaged leaves to prevent mold. Trim away any black or decaying foliage with sterile scissors.

This helps maintain the plant's health and appearance, and allows more energy for new growth.

Easily propagated by leaf cuttings or root cuttings. For leaf cuttings, carefully remove a healthy leaf and place it on moist sphagnum moss.

For root cuttings, divide the rhizome or take small pieces of root and plant them in a suitable substrate.

Repot every 1-2 years in spring, before active growth begins. Use a peat moss and perlite or silica sand mix (50:50 ratio) that is free of fertilizers and minerals.

Ensure the new pot is slightly larger to accommodate root growth.