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One geranium cutting in a glass of water can become ten plants before the end of the month. The same method works for all ten of the most common garden flowers — a stem, a clean container, no soil until roots appear. 🌿 The method is the same for all of them: - Cut just below a leaf node with clean pruners - Remove all lower leaves so no foliage sits below the waterline - Place in a clean glass or jar in bright indirect light — not direct sun - Change the water every two days to prevent bacterial buildup - Transplant to soil when roots reach 1 to 1.5 inches — then keep in shade for a few days before moving to full sun Notes by plant: - Geranium (Pelargonium) — 4 inches. Let the cut end dry for an hour before submerging. Reduces rot risk. - Fuchsia — 4 inches. Roots fast in water. Keep cool and out of direct sun. - Impatiens — 3 inches. One of the fastest to root. New roots appear within a week in warm weather. - Chrysanthemum — 4 inches. Take cuttings from new basal shoots in spring. - Hydrangea — 5 inches. Remove the bottom two pairs of leaves. Change water frequently. - Salvia — 4 inches. Use soft new growth, not woody older stems. - Dahlia — 4 inches. Take cuttings from basal shoots at the start of the season, not from mature stems. - Verbena — 4 inches. Pinch the tip above a node after rooting to encourage branching. - Petunia — 4 inches. Remove any flowers or buds from the cutting — redirect energy into root production. - Lantana — 4 inches. Roots very easily. In Florida, coastal Texas, and Hawaii: grow in containers only — invasive in warm coastal regions of the US. When roots reach 1 to 1.5 inches, move to soil. 🌱 #GardenPropagation #GrowYourOwn #FlowerGarden #GardenTips #ContainerGardening

One geranium cutting in a glass of water can become ten plants before the end of the month. The same method works for all ten of the most common garden flowers — a stem, a clean container, no soil until roots appear. 🌿 The method is the same for all of them: - Cut just below a leaf node with clean pruners - Remove all lower leaves so no foliage sits below the waterline - Place in a clean glass or jar in bright indirect light — not direct sun - Change the water every two days to prevent bacterial buildup - Transplant to soil when roots reach 1 to 1.5 inches — then keep in shade for a few days before moving to full sun Notes by plant: - Geranium (Pelargonium) — 4 inches. Let the cut end dry for an hour before submerging. Reduces rot risk. - Fuchsia — 4 inches. Roots fast in water. Keep cool and out of direct sun. - Impatiens — 3 inches. One of the fastest to root. New roots appear within a week in warm weather. - Chrysanthemum — 4 inches. Take cuttings from new basal shoots in spring. - Hydrangea — 5 inches. Remove the bottom two pairs of leaves. Change water frequently. - Salvia — 4 inches. Use soft new growth, not woody older stems. - Dahlia — 4 inches. Take cuttings from basal shoots at the start of the season, not from mature stems. - Verbena — 4 inches. Pinch the tip above a node after rooting to encourage branching. - Petunia — 4 inches. Remove any flowers or buds from the cutting — redirect energy into root production. - Lantana — 4 inches. Roots very easily. In Florida, coastal Texas, and Hawaii: grow in containers only — invasive in warm coastal regions of the US. When roots reach 1 to 1.5 inches, move to soil. 🌱 #GardenPropagation #GrowYourOwn #FlowerGarden #GardenTips #ContainerGardening

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