- Prepare the pot in which you will be growing your cutting. You should use a good quality soil, such as Mica Starter Mix or a good quality All Purpose Potting Mix.
- Water the soil first, and push a hole into the soil where you will be planting your cutting (about 1" deep).
- When taking cuttings, make sure you get a reasonable sized piece of plant. It should measure around five to seven centimeters (2-3") plus the length of any attached leaf. Strip the bottom inch of leaves and branches from the stalk, as only the bare stalk should remain under the soil's surface.
- Dip the cutting into a rooting hormone and plant it immediately into your growing pot.
- Mist, rather than water, the cutting for the first week or so. After two weeks, when roots ae showing you can lightly fertilise with 10-52-10 Plant Starter which will encourage the roots to grow.
- When the cutting is well established, transplant it into your garden or planter (using your Root Booster again), and continue fertilising with your regular plant food (e.g. 20-20-20).