By Tilly3006
Lancashire, United Kingdom
and following on from my last question.......
is using water better than soil? and can any cutting be rooted in this way?
thanks (again)
- 13 Nov, 2010
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Mint roots easily in water too. It's always worth a try.
13 Nov, 2010
I always propogate my busy lizzies in water they take really easily. Use them as a houseplant in winter then pop them out in the garden for summer.
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