Rooting plant cuttings

Step 12 Wait.

It may take a week or two for the cuttings to root. If the plant stays green and fresh-looking, everything is ok. When there is some resistance when you tug on the cutting, that means the roots have formed and the cutting can be planted in regular soil. Congratulations!

Comments

[Suppafly]

excellent write up. I'm not sure about this vine, but most vines will grow roots just by placing the cutting a bowl of tap water for a week or two.

[SFHandyman]

You are right. Most vines will root in water. You can also root some vines by just burying one of the nodes on one of the vines. Don't cut it, just strip off a couple of leaves from one node and bury that portion. The intact vine will continue to feed it while it's rooting. After a few weeks you can cut the original vine free again and the rooting will be growing on it's own.

[andybuda]

so similar to strawberrys.... they tend to trail off from the plant.. iv had one in a small pot for about 5 years now, that keeps coming back every year.

[amparosinlimites]

I appreciate very much all the information, certainly I´ve learned a lot.

[shannonkringen]

thanks so much for this! i literally just did a clipping of a passion flower and was hoping to find instructions for this exact vine !