Common houseplants, such as lucky bamboo, pothos, and arrowhead vines, can be propagated in a glass of water using clean shears and liquid plant food.

Likewise, a Coffee Mother Plant Garden (CGP) will serve as the source of scion for propagation. “The DA-NVES emphasizes the use of asexual propagation methods, specifically nodal cutting and grafting ...

Propagation is the process of growing new plants from existing ones through seeds, sexual, or vegetatively with plant parts, asexual. Stems, leaves, or roots that are removed from parent plants to ...

Principles and practices of propagation for horticultural plants. Sexual (seed) propagation to include seed maturation, dormancy and seed germination; vegetative (asexual) propagation, including ...

This course covers the principles and practices of propagation for horticultural plants. Sexual (seed) propagation to include seed maturation, dormancy and seed germination; vegetative (asexual) ...

Fig 1: Rooting of a basil cutting in water, photo by Jim Farr Plant propagation is a rewarding practice that allows home gardeners to multiply their favorite plants, save money, and share beloved ...

HOR-168 Plant Propagation This course is a study of sexual and asexual reproduction of plants. Emphasis is placed on seed propagation, grafting, stem and root propagation, micro-propagation, and other ...

For grape vines, prune the tree back to where you want the new growth to start - usually about 10-30cm above the soil level, depending on the size and age of the plant – a few days before grafting.

Grafting is the process of connecting two separate living plants—one old and one new—so they can grow and thrive as one.