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Re-Rooting a Plant from Cuttings

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My Lemon Balm plant was looking a little wild and in need of a trim.
 So rather than throw the cuttings away.  I had the idea to re-root them.
I placed each cutting into a small bottle filled with water.
 I have been patiently waiting for 3 weeks to seem some roots.
 And then Kaboom, over night there they were.  
2 new root shoots from the bottom of the cutting.
Success!
Now I can start another plant.

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  1. Tammy says

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    Nice! I think I would have lost patience after 2 weeks 🙂 Do you have any older posts that you would like to link up to my new Linky Party? It is called Rustic Restorations weekend 🙂
    http://homespunhappenings-tammy.blogspot.com/2012/05/rustic-restorations-weekend-linky-party.html

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  2. NanaDiana says

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    Oh-I love to start new cuttings. Sadly sometimes I let them get so that they are really past replanting stage and kind of slimy. NOT GOOD! Enjoy the new “baby”. xo Diana

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  3. kris says

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    I love your blog, Dawn! I have been spending several hours each day in the garden, dividing plants, taking cuttings, and sowing seeds. I just lopped off the bottom of an onion and placed it in a pot, which I’ve never done before. I’m hoping my patience will pay off just as yours has. Happy gardening to you!

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  4. ✿ⒹⒺⒺ✿@ A Lapin Life says

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    Hi Dawn,

    I love your new cuttings. The glass bottles are so pretty. I have lavender growing on my windowsill. It smells so good.

    Dee

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  5. Flat Creek Farm says

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    Yay! You read my mind – just cut some various mints this morning.. rooting them and sharing w/ friends 🙂 I do need to find some more lemon balm though..
    have a great week! -Tammy

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