Rooting in water is straightforward and fun. Try it! Seeing new, fresh roots on your cuttings will be very rewarding and satisfying. Propagation can lift you up and give you purpose if you lost it. Creating your own plants will give you a sense of belonging. That’s what it is. I love it and I hope to inspire you. PS. A masterclass on propagation in water is included on page 116- 117 in my new book, The Money-Saving Garden Year on page 116-117. Link to the book is in the first comment of this pos

With these simple tips and scientific concepts, you can achieve a success rate of nearly 100 percent for rooting plant cuttings successfully in water. In the realm of gardening, mastering the art of cloning plant stem cuttings in water is both a science and an age-old practice. Rooting cuttings in water is a very fascinating gardening experiment. The process offers a remarkable advantage: the ability to propagate plants by rooting them in water, while ensuring genetic consistency with the parent

23K views · 257 reactions | How to propagate plants in water Rooting cuttings in water is a quick and easy way to get more plants. The key is that these plants have soft wood stems or aerial roots that can readily develop new roots when submerged in water. #gardening | The Michael Griffiths | Facebook

In this video, she will show you how to propagate 4 types of succulent by stem cutting. Love the way she picked them and used them 💚 She also takes us to visit her succulent garden 🌵🌵🌵 and beautiful propagation station. It's really inspiring me so much 💚 💚 Repost from LeLe's Time USA 👇https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwurHB30B8ApFI_aXZx2ZGQ | Succulent Journal