You can propagate certain plants from leaves, stems, and roots. However, not all plants can be propagated, and the method used depends on the type of plant. For example, irises have rhizomes that ...

Layering is a simple form of propagation which consists ... several portions of a climbing plant's stem are covered with gritty soil, with the leaves or side shoots left uncovered.The covered ...

“There are many ways to propagate a plant such as dividing roots or taking a leaf cutting,” Hull and Cheshire explain. “Different plants will prefer different methods.” Although there are ...

But, unlike stem or leaf cuttings, root cuttings develop underground ... any time between September and March. Lift the parent plant, taking as much root as you can. Cut off portions of root ...

But before they fade, you can propagate air plants from offsets ... to avoid damaging the offsets. If the parent plant has a lot of brown leaves, you may be able to simply twist the offsets ...

Before the cuttings had the chance to dry out, I would dip the lower inch of each stem in a shallow dish of water and then ...