Can you grow lavender from a cutting?

Can you grow lavender from a cutting?

Softwood cuttings from lavender root in two to four weeks, and hardwood cuttings take a little longer. Propagation of lavender from cuttings is easy and more likely to be successful than growing the plants from seeds. With cuttings, you can rest assured that your new plants will be exactly like the parent plants.

Can you root lavender cuttings in water?

To propagate lavender plants in water, follow the same steps above to take the cuttings and prepare them for propagation. Then all you need to do is put your lavender cuttings into a vase of water just like you would with fresh cut flowers. Don't allow any of the leaves to touch the water, or they will only rot.

Why do my lavender cuttings keep dying?

Too little water and the roots don't grow into the surrounding soil. Too much water and the plants will rot. A sure sign of rot is blackened leaves at the base of the transplant, or even worse, a blackened stem at the base where it meets the soil. When you see that you need to scale back your watering.