Cut a young shoot at an angle just above the junction of a leaf. Strip off a few leaves above the cut, leaving 4 to 6 leaves about that. Cut off any buds or flowers. Dip in rooting medium. Place in moist playground sand (it's finer than regular sand) in a plastic cup (we like clear so you can see the roots growing) and cover with another inverted cup. Trim the edge so it fits inside the bottom cup.
After 3 to 5 weeks you should have roots. Start taking cup outside a few hours each day to harden off the plant to being outdoors. After a week of this, plant and enjoy. This works with a lot of plants. New shoots work best so Spring is a good time to begin making cuttings. Look at your neighbor's yards for plants you like and ask them if you can take cuttings.
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catfish222banjo 3 months ago
ITS NOT HARD PEOPLE ANGLE YOUR CUTS FROM GOOD ROSE STOCK, CUT THE FLOWER OFF TOP AND REPLANT IN GOOD STERILE SOIL AND YOULL SEE
insidethe222 7 months ago
I've done it so many times and never succeded. They always rot
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natasha22557 1 year ago
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tulipsontheorgan 1 year ago
misting bed is best ! I have a mistamatic ...It rocks!
lookin4you2xist 1 year ago
it does work, just make sure the soil is sterile and stick several cuttings in a pot as success rate is rather low... i grew 6 out of 10 cuttings..
rlrddrvr 2 years ago
it doesnt work
THISISAVERYCOOLNAME 2 years ago
I'm told that you should put a jar over the cutting to maintain moisture. Do you agree?
josephdupont 2 years ago
whatever, that was a waste of time.
BUCKAMASTA 2 years ago
Cut a young shoot at an angle just above the junction of a leaf. Strip off a few leaves above the cut, leaving 4 to 6 leaves about that. Cut off any buds or flowers. Dip in rooting medium. Place in moist playground sand (it's finer than regular sand) in a plastic cup (we like clear so you can see the roots growing) and cover with another inverted cup. Trim the edge so it fits inside the bottom cup.
jfloydo 2 years ago
After 3 to 5 weeks you should have roots. Start taking cup outside a few hours each day to harden off the plant to being outdoors. After a week of this, plant and enjoy. This works with a lot of plants. New shoots work best so Spring is a good time to begin making cuttings. Look at your neighbor's yards for plants you like and ask them if you can take cuttings.
jfloydo 2 years ago
Thank you
5mazaltov 2 years ago