To reroot rosemary, you will need to take stem cuttings from an existing rosemary plant and root them in water. Here is a general process for rerooting rosemary cuttings:
1. Take stem cuttings from an existing rosemary plant that are about 3- 5 inches long and have at least one pair of leaves.
2. Remove the leaves from the bottom half of the cutting, leaving only a few leaves near the top.
3. Insert the cutting into a container filled with water. Make sure that the leaves are not buried in the water.
4. Place the rosemary container in a warm location with bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight, as it can dry out the cutting.
5. Keep the container filled with water.
6. After about 2-4 weeks, you should see new root growth on the cutting. At this point, the cutting has successfully rooted and you can move the rosemary cutting into a soil pot.
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| Rooting Rosemary (left) Oregano (3 cuttings on right) |
7. Continue to keep the soil pot moist until you can see the rosemary plant growing in size. Once rosemary is growing well you can keep it growing in a container or move it outdoors.
It's important to keep in mind that not all cuttings will root successfully. It depends on a lot of factors like time of year, type of plant, temperature, light and so on. You can take multiple cuttings to increase the chances of success.
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| Rosemary and Oregano Cuttings Successfully Potted |
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