4 Easy Plants to Grow from Cuttings

With a single method, you can propagate and grow many different plants from stem cuttings. In this video, I'll show you 4: hydrangea, currants, St. John's wort, and Russian sage (three shrubs and a perennial) all prepared with the semi-hardwood technique. 3 weeks later, all varieties have either rooted or callused. I'll also discuss a couple of different ways to maintain humidity while the plants trying to root.

For a longer (more detailed) version of the semi-hardwood propagation method, refer to my video on rooting roses: https://youtu.be/211r10Jj_OY

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