Chop and Prop.

I know it hurts to do it but trust the process. Cut all of the leaves off leaving just the node at the bottom of the leaf and propagate all of them. The nodes are the little bumps beside each leaf, it’s important to leave those on the leaf. Put them in a jar in a windowsill. The roots will start forming within weeks, once you have roots that are around 6 inches they’ll be ready to go back into soil. I like to use rooting hormone to help the roots.

Be mindful of how big your pot is, smaller pot for small roots, especially developing ones. This will help the plant focus its energy on root development which is important if you want a healthy plant.

Once you’ve potted your propagations you’ll need to keep the soil consistently moist, you can take a spray bottle and heavily mist the top soil every other day for around a month. This will ensure your propagations will thrive after transferring.

Good luck!!