Like just about everything else, buying plants has become more and more expensive, so why not make your own? Propagating ...

If you're looking to expand your garden plant collection, you've probably been browsing seed catalogues or your local garden centre's shelves. Cuttings are an underrated way of introducing new ...

Wondering when to take hardwood cuttings? It's a brilliant idea if you're looking to propagate new plants. But before we ...

While propagation may be the Golden Goose for free plants, many attempts may just wither and die. This common mistake may be ...

Spring and summer are typically the best months for propagating a ZZ plant because this is when the plant is actively growing ...

Root cuttings can be taken any time between September and March. Lift the parent plant, taking as much root as you can. Cut off portions of root from the parent plant using a sharp knife and ...

Propagation is a great way to grow your houseplant collection and expand your indoor gardening skills. Here’s how to do it right, according to a plant expert. As far as your plants’ needs are ...

Propagating plants in winter isn’t always successful since plants grow slower at this time of the year and cuttings are generally harder to root. But if you need to salvage broken plant stems or ...

A cutting from a plant is grafted (attached ... Plants that are produced by artificial propagation are genetically identical to each other and to the parent. A group like this is called a clone.

Succulents are some of the easiest plants to keep and propagating (making new plants) from them is incredibly simple. As a general rule, succulents that have curly, bumpy, or thin leaves do not ...

They’re also easy to propagate, too. A term used to describe the process by which a new plant is grown from a cutting of an old one, propagating a spider plant is made simple thanks to its ...

If you’d like to propagate your Christmas cactus, take longer stem cuttings that are three to five stem segments long.