Hi Trina,
This one is not hard to do. Same as most...just take about 4 inch cuttings, strip lower leaves and make sure you have at least half below the soil surface. Use good quality peat based mix. Water it in and place in a shady location for a few weeks. You can use rooting hormone if you want- over the counter rootone is fine. Now, one thing you DO want to pay attention to is your amount of varigation on the cutting. Do NOT use a cutting that is mostly white, it simply can not feed its self. On the otherhand, you do want some varigation present...all green stems might stay that way. This time of year, with the high heat outside, things root pretty fast. BTW...this is a nice plant. I love Confed. Jas.- I got the varigated form a few years ago- a bit slow to start but well worth the wait. One more thing...put multiple cuttings in your pot, not just one.

Thank you for your time and info. I will be sticking some cuttings tonight! Trina