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Step 2: Find the right equipment.

You’ll need a sharp pair of pruning shears, a small pot, some soil, and hormone rooting powder. You will also need a plastic bag to create a mini greenhouse to encourage the growth of your new plants.

Step 3: Take the cuttings.

Take the cutting from the plant by snipping a healthy and vigorous stem that is around 4-6 inches long from the tip. Make sure you cut it at an angle, so there is enough surface area for the plant to take up moisture. Remove any leaves from the bottom of the stem, so only the top few leaves are left on the cutting.

Step 4: Prepare the cuttings.

Dip the cut end of the stem into the hormone rooting powder, shaking off any excess. This will help stimulate rooting. Fill the small pot with some potting soil, and make a small hole in the center for the stem. Carefully place the cutting into the hole, making sure it’s not touching the bottom of the pot.

Step 5: Create a mini greenhouse.

To help promote the growth of the new lavender plant, cover the small pot with a plastic bag. This will create a mini greenhouse effect, trapping moisture and heat inside. The cutting should start to grow roots within a few weeks, and you will see new growth above the soil within a month.

Step 6: Care for the new plants.

Once the new lavender plant starts to grow roots, you can remove the plastic bag and repot it into a larger container. Make sure you keep the soil moist but not wet and that the plant is getting plenty of sunlight.

Propagating lavender plants by cuttings is an easy and effective way to create new plants for your garden or to give as gifts to friends and family. With a few simple steps, you can easily propagate lavender and enjoy its beautiful purple flowers and soothing fragrance in your home and garden.

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