Which plants can be propagated by cuttings

Suitable plants for propagation from cuttings

Roses

As the queen of the garden, the rose can easily be expanded to form a whole people. However, this is only possible with single-variety specimens and not with refined variants.

oleander

The oleander feels at home in the tub on the terrace and creates a Mediterranean flair with its pink flowers. But be careful, the southern-looking plant is sensitive to frost. If you bring the oleander indoors in winter, it is best to cut off a few cuttings for propagation. These thrive best in a glass of water.

Hydrangeas

The bushy flower of the hydrangea is best shown in a concentrated form. However, that promises sowing pretty little success. The cultivation of cuttings is completely different. The best time to cut these is early summer. The cuttings should not yet have flowers.

Note: Be sure to wear gloves when cutting the cuttings. The oleander is poisonous.

Geraniums

The red blooming geranium is one of the most popular ornamental plants. Especially in small gardens or in the Flower box(€ 35.85 at Amazon *) on the balcony she shows her advantages to the full. A handsome look is created especially when several flowers in a heap create a veritable sea of blossoms. For this reason, you can do a little more Geraniums be. Fortunately, you do not have to spend a lot of money for this, because propagation via cuttings is also possible for inexperienced growers. You should preferably use shoots that are already slightly woody. In addition, it is advisable to ensure high humidity with a film stretched over the cultivation pot.