Lavender cuttings thrive when propagated in well-draining soil or water. But not just any soil will do. You must avoid using regular garden soil, as it may be contaminated and can hold too much ...

Water your stem cuttings initially, then spray them regularly. Avoid soaking, which can lead to disease and mildew. Propagation is a slow process. It typically takes lavender plants 4-6 weeks to ...

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While cuttings are small ... While minimal to no water is unlikely to kill lavender plants, routine watering will help plants produce more blooms. Nutritional needs are minimal.

Cuttings from woody plants like hydrangeas, roses, herbs and more is a great way to enhance your yard this time of year.

The expert advised: "Cutting about two-thirds ... to improve drainage if needed." As lavender "thrives in drier conditions", gardeners only need to water them when the soil is dry two to three ...

lightly water and push the cuttings into the compost. The rooted cuttings can be overwintered in a light, frost-free place for planting outside once the danger of frost has passed next year. Lavender ...

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