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Friday, March 18, 2011
How To Propagate Lavender By Stem Cutting 2
For the second time, I've been able to root lavender via stem cutting. This makes rooting lavender in water a repeatable technique. Of course it helps that the sun is just right. And as you can see from the picture I made the soil level really low again (less than half the pot). That's not soil either. That's pure vermicast. By the way, I guess this means that you don't need a rooting hormone to propagate lavender. I think that's a relevant point because most material that you find on the Internet would cite the need for a rooting hormone.
Next time I'll take a picture of the mother plant. I've pruned six stems already for the cuttings. You'll observe that it's a little more bushy now than before.
Next time I'll take a picture of the mother plant. I've pruned six stems already for the cuttings. You'll observe that it's a little more bushy now than before.
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Thanks Cianoy, I've got a wormery and some lavender to propagate, I'll try your method:)
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