Propagation

If you enjoy collecting houseplants, you know it can be an expensive hobby. You can offset the cost of adding new plants to your collection by selling propagated plants. The key to making money is knowing what the best plants to propagate and sell are. We’re here to help you determine which plants are best to grow for profit. We’ve compiled a list of the top 15 plants you can propagate and sell for a decent profit.

Growing new plants from cuttings is a great way to increase your stock in a relatively short time. Rooted cuttings are often sturdier than seedlings, and come to maturity faster, many of them bearing flowers

Honey is a natural root stimulant that can help to increase your propagation success rate. Honey has antibacterial and antifungal properties

15 easy houseplants to propagate. These 15 beautiful indoor plants are easy to multiply using a range of propagation techniques.

Rhododendron is easy to grow from cuttings. Learn how to propagate rhododendron from cuttings, and fill your garden with rhododendron plants.

Ferns don’t produce seeds but you can easily propagate them nonetheless! Learn about four methods for propagating ferns at home now on Gardener's Path.

There is no need to buy new plants because many plants can propagate from cuttings. When you use cuttings for growing plants then it will…

Cactus offsets are also known as pups, which are produced by the parent plant. Here is a guide on how to propagate cactus pups.

Hardwood cuttings are taken from woody shrubs and perennial plants in the fall or over the winter months. Like cuttings taken at other times, they are a great way to increase the stock of plants

I need more succulents, pronto. Don't we all? Your newfound succulent habit could start to get expensive if you had to go buy new plants every time you wanted to expand your collection. Fortunately for