What types of plants can be propagated through cuttings?

Most houseplants, shrubs, herbs, succulents, and trees with softer branches (also known as softwood) can be propagated via cutting.

When is the best time to take cuttings?

The ideal time varies depending on the type of plant you’re looking forward to propagating. Cuttings may generally be taken during spring or early summer when growth is active since this results in faster rooting times than at other parts of the year.

Is there something specific I should look out for while choosing materials for propagation?

Choose strong and healthy-looking stems without any signs of disease or pest infestations. Make sure you use clean instruments so that infections don’t spread between plants doing rounds.

How do I care for my newly propagated cutting?

While waiting for them to root after establishing themselves in water or soil medium mixture container placed securely somewhere with ample light-dappled shade helps optimal conditions among others working well such as keeping constant hydration levels while avoiding over watering by periodically checking moisture content using professional sensors like TDR meters making conducting tests easier before adding excess nutrients too…