Propagating plumbago – multiply these blue wonders!
There are several ways to propagate plumbago. Seeds, stem and root cuttings, and division all work.
Layering
Layering is possibly the most certain method for reproducing a plant. It works on many species but not all. Details and explanations in these posts.
Layering lavender, a great way to propagate lavender
Layering is a propagation technique that can be used for lavender.
How to prune lavender that is woody
We often grow fond of lavender, but years later, it becomes old, woody, and overgrown. Here’s how to
Propagating Dracaena marginata plants: 3 techniques
The dragon plant is a tall plant that’s among the easiest to multiply. Dracaena marginata propagation works with any of these techniques: beheading, stem cuttings, and layering. You’ll have an unlimited supply! Propagating Dracaena marginata Like all plants of the Dracaena family, the Madagascar Dragon plant propagates through its stems. In the wild, it flowers […]
Layering strawberry plants, simple steps for more berries!
September marks the beginning of fall, and it is a great time to plant your strawberries and layer them, too.
Bana grass, a tall grass for landscaping and much, much more
Bana grass is a specific hybrid of Pennisetum. Its amazing growth power makes it suitable for many purposes, from tall grass hedge to fuel and fodder.
Layering or marcotting, a propagation technique
Layering is a way to multiply plants quite easily, where a plant branch is buried to produce a new specimen.
Air roots forming on Ficus Ginseng
People love ficus ginseng for its thick, swollen apparent roots. In time, it’ll even send down new aerial roots down to the pot!
How to prune a blackberry shrub
Blackberry shrubs are easy to harvest and maintain if they’re pruned well. This video shows how to get it done with a few smart tips to reduce thorns and get bountiful luscious blackberries. Layering, season, timing: Learn more ►
Propagate lavender with these 100% propagation guidelines
Lavender is a famous Mediterranean plant. Propagating lavender is possible through seed, cuttings, layering (ground and air). In some cases, division of the lavender clump is also an option. Read also: growing lavender Seeds, easy but slow and not always true to form Natural lavender varieties have succeeded in reproducing through seeds over millennia. However, […]
Air-layering lavender: root your lavender stems in pouches of soil on the plant
Air layering is the most successful way to propagate lavender. Wrap a wad of dirt around a stem that’s still connected
