M any plant parents root their cuttings in water, but a recent YouTube video by Secateur Me Baby shares that this could be ...

It's an easy and inexpensive way to increase your plant collection (or give them away as gifts). Just take a cutting, place it in water to root and voilà. Many houseplants, such as Monstera and ...

Make (free!) baby plants! Learn about 13 plants that grow from cuttings, plus get super-easy plant cutting propagation tips ...

Plant propagation is an interesting process that allows gardeners to expand their plant collections, without purchasing new ...

Fill a clean glass or jar with room-temperature filtered water (chlorinated tap water can slow rooting). Submerge the bottom ...

Some hardy plant cuttings root well in water, but most do better in soil. It depends on the species, so you should look up what works best for your plant. “There are some plants, for instance a ...

Take a cutting a few inches long containing a few leaves. Make sure there’s a node, push it into the moist potting mix, and wait. You also may be able to root these in water. Snake plants are ...

whereas other plants will need a section of stem and some leaves), the aim of the method is the same: to submerge the cutting in water or soil so that it develops roots of its own. Offsets ...

It’s officially spring, which means I’m starting to think about what to plant in the garden. Coleus is one of my favorite ...

Water the plants sparingly to keep the compost barely moist. Put the uncovered pots in a warm, slightly shaded place until they root. Keep cuttings damp and put into their own pot when fresh ...

Start in late spring and your cuttings will root within a few weeks ... at the same level as before. Water and put in a cool place, such as a cold frame and plant into your garden during spring.