The Complete Guide to Propagating Plant Cuttings
Learn everything you need to know about propagating plant cuttings, from choosing stems to rooting, transplanting, and solving common problems.
Find propagation guides for houseplants, trees, shrubs, flowers, herbs, vegetables, and more with species-specific advice.
Learn everything you need to know about propagating plant cuttings, from choosing stems to rooting, transplanting, and solving common problems.
Can you reuse seed starting mix for plant cuttings? Learn when it’s safe, when to replace it, and how I prepare used propagation mix.
Looking for the best rooting hormone for hardwood cuttings? Learn which type works best, what to look for, and my top recommendations for successful propagation.
Discover the best rooting hormone for softwood cuttings. Learn whether gel, powder, or liquid works best and how to improve your propagation success.
Looking for the best rooting hormone for houseplants? Learn which products work best for pothos, monstera, philodendron, hoya, rubber plants, and more.
Can plants stay in water permanently after rooting? Learn which plants thrive in water, which should be moved to soil, and what I recommend.
Looking for the best humidity dome for plant cuttings? Here’s the humidity dome I recommend for healthier cuttings, faster rooting, and better propagation success.
Wondering when to remove a humidity dome? Learn how long plant cuttings should stay covered and the signs they’re ready for fresh air.
Looking for the best heat mat for plant propagation? Here are my favorite propagation heat mats to improve rooting success, especially for difficult cuttings.
Can you root plant cuttings in seed starting mix? Learn when it works best, which plants benefit most, and the mistakes I avoid for better rooting success.
Looking for the best perlite for plant propagation? Here’s the perlite I recommend for healthier roots, better drainage, and more successful cuttings.
Do you need rooting hormone in an aeroponic cloner? Learn when it helps, when it isn’t necessary, and how to use it for better propagation success.