homestead how-to
– Rosemary branch – Jar – Water – Sharp knife or scissors
When selecting a rosemary plant for propagation, choosing a healthy and mature plant is important.
Step 1
The next step is to remove the lower leaves from the bottom two-thirds of your cuttings. Use sharp scissors and snip the branches around 6 inches from the tip.
Step 2
Fill a jar full of water and place your cuttings into them. You want to leave your cuttings jar in a place that gets indirect light and is warm.
Step 3
Once your cuttings start growing new roots, they’re ready to transplant and get planted in soil.
Step 4
Propagating rosemary from cuttings is a cost-effective way to grow healthy, pest-free plants while ensuring a constant supply of fresh rosemary for cooking.