For anyone who's never planted a cutting before, it's pretty easy... you simply put some potting soil at the bottom of the pot, then hold the cutting above it in the middle and scoop in more soil around it. I prefer this method to filling the pot and scooping out a hole because I find it less messy, and I end up with better results.
Fyi I use a big plastic tub with a snap on lid for my potting soil - it saves me from having to reseal the plastic bag every time I use it (I'm kind of a bugaphobe - if that wasn't a real word, it is now ;)
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Cool! I love seeing progression photos. I love rosemary--the scent and the taste.
ReplyDeleteThere was a pot of rooted rosemary cuttings outside that I decided to put in the greenhouse for the winter, just for the fragrance. I rooted my cuttings by just taking a little heel with the cuttings and sticking them in soil.
ReplyDeleteI love rosemary too :) We have a giant bush in the back garden that I take my cuttings from. Now that I'm starting a couple of indoor potted plants I'm looking forward to having fresh rosemary year round.
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