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How To Grow Rosemary From Cuttings
Propagation refers to the technique of creating new rosemary plants from cuttings taken from an existing plant.
Since rosemary is a slow-growing plant, propagating it from cuttings is an excellent option for getting a new plant up and running as soon as possible.
One of the first things you should do is select a stem with recent growth rather than an older, woodier stem to use for cuttings.
Step 2: Cut your rosemary sprigs to a length of 5 to 6 inches, just below the new growth point, using clean, sharp scissors.
Ensure that you make several cuts.
Third, remove the leaves from the base two inches of the stem gently.
Fourth, fill a transparent glass with room-temperature water and put the clippings in there.
The cuttings should be exposed to bright light, but not direct sunlight.
At this point, step 5, you can plant your stems in a container as long as they have at least five roots that are at least half an inch long.