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10 Easy Plants You Can Propagate From Cuttings

One of the easiest ways you can grow your garden—whether indoor or outdoor—is to propagate your plants. When it comes to propagation, you can grow your new plant babes via seeds, cuttings, or other plant parts like leaves. When propagating plants from cuttings, AKA asexual reproduction, cuttings will first need to grow new roots before being planted. One easy method is to start new cuttings in a vessel (a clear jar so you can see the roots is great) with plain tap water. Alternatively, some cuttings do best rooting planted directly in soil. Either way, once rooted, you can plant your new seedling in a larger pot or your outdoor garden and watch it grow!



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