Allow the cut stem to callus over before potting the plant top in a well-draining potting mix. Step 4: Wait for pups to grow. Place the aloe vera leaves and stem sections onto a plate.

Rosemary is one of the most rewarding herbs for home gardeners. It's fragrant, flavorful, and easy to grow. Whether planted ...

Place the succulent stem on a plate for a few days to allow the cut end to callus over, and then plant the cut stem in a pot filled with a moist potting mix designed for cacti and succulents.

Cut your stems at a 45-degree angle to expose as much basal area as possible. Trim any side shoots off the bottom 4 inches or so of the stems. Then, carefully plunge the bottom few inches of the ...

With cut woody stems (lilacs, viburnums and the like) here’s a great tip to get rid of that air. Put a pot of water on to boil before you go out to cut your stems.

In most cases, dipping the bottom ½-inch of the cut stem into the rooting hormone before inserting the cutting into a pot of soil causes it to form roots faster than if hormone were not used.

A. Look for vigorous growth from a young branch, and make cuttings from stem tips using a sharp knife. They should be three to six inches long. Near the base, score the side of the cutting to ...

Poinsettia isn’t the first flower that comes to mind as a cut flower. But why not harvest a stem or two from your potted poinsettia to create a pretty, seasonal display. Southern Living suggests ...

In a bowl mix ground lamb, rice, salt, pepper and water. Stuff grape leaves with ½ tbsp. or more of rice mixture in following way: put mixture close to bottom where stem was, then fold and roll ...