This video demonstrates how to propagate begonia plants from a single leaf using a simple and effective method. It covers the ...

There are three main methods that you can use to create a new snake plant from an existing one. Using the right potting soil and planter are keys to successful propagation. Ground cinnamon — a natural ...

Simply snip a healthy shoot that's ideally a few inches long, remove the lower leaves and place it in water. With a little ...

My fellow Master Gardener Gayle Nelson is having a love affair with her new cloner. A tray of 20 gardenia cuttings produced roots in 4 weeks. A cloner is a machine that uses hydroponic methods to ...

ZZ plants (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) are among the most low-maintenance houseplants you can grow. And because it is so easy to care for, you'll likely want more—for your own collection or share ZZ ...

There are many aspects to gardening and most gardeners have preferences. Propagating plant cuttings and germinating seeds are two of the more enjoyable facets of gardening, particularly when compared ...

It’s fun and rewarding to propagate your own plants. Plant propagation means creating new plants from existing ones. We use a variety of plant propagation methods, including planting seeds, rooting ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. As much fun as it is to visit the garden store, you can actually create an endless supply of your favorite outdoor and indoor plants by ...

During Mother’s Day weekend, bright red, orange, pink and purple colors were seen at Long Beach City College’s horticulture class, experiencing hibiscus flowers in its transformational forms after ...

To expand your backyard plant nursery, learn about propagating tropical plants! Use heliconia, bamboo, and hibiscus to their fullest potential. You’ll get to watch the plant grow from seed to plant, ...

About two years ago, the pandemic pushed people into their homes — and sent houseplant sales soaring. New houseplant owners might hesitate to expand their collection beyond those monsteras and ...