Streptocarpus (cape primrose) - Vegetative Propagation ✂️🎊💎 Cloning FREE Plants

Make more free streptocarpus (cape primrose) from old leaves - Easy DIY Cloning Method.
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[@monica11760]

How did you ever know to do this!? It is fascinating. I never knew a leaf could be used like this to make new plants. I remember my mom starting new geranium plants by sticking a branch in the ground, and an african violet stem growing roots after the bottom of the stem was placed in water, but this is so different!!

[@LorettaOwen-ur1vm]

Thank you so very much. Think I have been killing mine by overwatering. Thanks

[@Weifengast]

Does this kind of propagation apply to primrose plant? So interesting to learn everything from your channel . Thank you

[@Gardenfundamentals1]

I don't know - never heard it used for primrose - which is a different genus and species.

[@LeTangoNoir]

Wish I could have some of those unwanted leaves or babies! I've never seen them for sale in my state despite how easy they seem to prop!

[@susankilpatrick2918]

Excellent information. Is there a time of year that is better to make cuttings for new plants?

[@Gardenfundamentals1]

Probably in nature or if grown outside, but indoors - there is no real season. Seems to work any time I try it.

[@high_fructose_corn_syrup]

How many months does it take to basically fit in a 4" or 6" pot? Like, ½ the size i guess of the plant you cut the leaf from?