Stop buying new plants and start cloning the ones you haven’t killed yet. This breakdown turns the mystery of propagation into a series of aggressive, bite-sized wins that won’t let your brain wander off to the kitchen mid-snip. We’re moving from junk-drawer archaeology to successful potting before your motivation evaporates, ensuring you end up with a jungle instead of a jar of murky swamp juice.
How to Propagate Plants: A No-Fluff Guide for Real People
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Snip a healthy stem right below a leaf node.
2
Strip the lower leaves to expose the nodes.
3
Dunk the naked end into a jar of water.
4
Park the jar in a bright, sunny spot.
5
Refill the water before it turns into swamp juice.
6
Shove the rooted cutting into a pot of soil.
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