Tropicals & Tender Perennials: a huge problem, 0 by mrs_colla

mrs_colla wrote:
I use a rooting hormone, a super fine powder. Cut, wet, dip in rooting powder, and plant in a peat pot. Poke a hole in the soil, and gently put the cuttings in. water lightly, but often. When the cuttings have leaves, and when wheather is warmer, you can plant them, pot and all, it adds organic material around the rootball. It has always worked for me.
If you prefer the water method, don't wait until the roots are too long and in knots. When you see the nubbies, about a millimeter long, they are ready to be planted.