When should I take cuttings?

You can allow the cuttings to dry for a few days in an empty tray until the raw ends have healed. Next, the cuttings can be rooted in soil or...

Take a stringer and cut it off around the base. Then, you can either place in water or wet sand, but be sure to keep it partially under water or...

Yes! Pothos tolerate trimming very well. They are one of the hardiest indoor plants.

Check your soil mixture. Lavender likes really good drainage. When making soil, try mixing equal parts of compost, coarse builder sand, lava rocks, and a coarse material like coconut husks.

Nematodes are usually not spread through cuttings rooted in water, they are only spread through infected soil (dirty shoes, garden tools, gloves, pots, etc). If the nematodes are attacking the...

If you suspect a co-worker is stealing definitely tell your boss. Make sure you have good reason for accusing them and aren't doing it just to get them in trouble...

Short answer, no, long answer, maybe. If you plant your cutting in the ground or in a container it will put out roots before it will start growing, so if...

For an oleander, you can take cuttings from new or old growth. Locate a node, cut the stem straight across, and remove excess leaves. Oleander cuttings can form roots in...

Freesias propagate best with seeds, so taking cuttings will likely not result in any viable plants. You can harvest seeds from flowering freesia plants. It takes about 7-8 months to...

That depends on the breed and how clever the cat is. Some breeds are more vocal than others, such as the Siamese cat, and so it's easier to get her...