How can I start a new wysteria vine from the one I have now?

How can I start a new wysteria vine from the one I have now?
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Choose a new offshoot and remove it from the vine.  Plut it in water with sugar, and sit it in the sun for about 2 weeks, making sure that it receives moderate sunlight during that time, you will see that the leaf trunk has sprouted roots, you have sucessfully cloned you plant.  Plant your new plant where you want the new vine to grow, -Birdy
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