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I seem to remember I took mine in summer, so I checked: yes, August. they are a bit tricky though, they don't like being damp. here's a link: Royal Horticultural Society - Gardening Advice: Lavender & Rosemary Cuttings
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my mom last year experiemented with rosemary cuttings took 25 cutting and put them in the gel stuff i forget what its called but you but the pots ready and push them through the foil into the gel and place on a window sill and then she got another 25 cutting put them in a seed tray watered and hoped she did better with the plant and hope method getting 15 from them and 12 with the gel trays im trying lavender cuttings at the mo with the water pot technique and the hormone gel in an pot on the window sill so will cross fingers and hope
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Hmmm, the RHS method says 'cut' their cuttings, but I tend towards propagating lavender using 'heel cuttings'. Pull the cuttings off the main plant so that a 'heel' of stem is left.
Take lavender cuttings | How to | Projects | BBC Gardeners' World I don't bother with the hormone powder, although I read somewhere that seaweed solution can also be simarly used to dip into?
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I take then via heel cuttings to and find it works well. Like you Manda, I dont bother with rooting powders.
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