How to multiply your Hydrangeas from cuttings

Multiplying your hydrangeas from cuttings is super simple once you know how. With growing hydrangeas from cuttings, making that first cut is the moment every new gardener pauses and questions, "am i about the mess this up?" And its a good question to ask because if you want success with plant cuttings, where to cut the stem is basically the only thing that matters! I promise you that prolific plant propagation is not just the plant wizardry of gardening experts, but if you simply know where to cut for optimal growth your plants will do the rest! Get your gardening gloves on as we unveil the secrets to creating new life from existing plants, putting the power of growth in your hands. Learn the art of duplicating and expanding your plant collection with ease. From hydrangeas to grapes, i'll walk you through my step by step method you can use with any plant. Let's transform your garden into a flourishing paradise together!

[@PorterValleyRanch]

I have tried and failed at both! So glad you did this video!

[@TheLittlePalletFarmhouse]

Don’t give up!! You’ll get it 🙌🏻 The tote is a game changer but keep it in the shade if its hot out- its been in the 90’s here 🥵

[@lovebackyardbirds]

I'll give it a go thank you. Will try with a rose cutting.

[@TheLittlePalletFarmhouse]

👍🏻 make sure you remove the bloom and stem tip. Rose cuttings need to be min 6 inches and try to get 4x leaf nodes - also take your cutting from this years growth ( young green stem) 🙌🏻

[@lovebackyardbirds]

@@TheLittlePalletFarmhouse 👍hi 🙂 ok thank you I will. My mum used to just stick a rose branch in the ground (UK) and sometimes it'd take! I'll try your advice and be guided by love for life 🙂❤️

[@TheLittlePalletFarmhouse]

@@lovebackyardbirds I believe it!! Mums know best and its also true that plants 'want to grow' we probably overcomplicate it a lot of the time!!

[@aleciamtd]

I’ve also just stuck in the ground the stems that I’ve pruned. About a 30% success rate with very little effort. I’m sure if you give them more love, your success rate would be higher.

[@badajoma]

I've had success with some plants but not others. I'd like to master figs but I think rooting in water first might give a higher success rate

[@TheLittlePalletFarmhouse]

Yes ive wondered that too- let me know how it goes…

[@aleciamtd]

Have you ever used root powder for your cuttings? I’ve seen that recommended in the past.