How to Propagate Confederate Jasmine by Layering and Cuttings

Expand Your Confederate Jasmine

Layering: Scrape a low stem, apply hormone, bury 3–4 inches, anchor. Roots in 8 weeks; sever and move.

Cuttings: 6-inch green cuttings, strip to top 2–3 leaves, dip in hormone, root in warm moist sand. 8 weeks.

Pruning: Prune after flowering; remove dead/weak growth; don't cut more than 1/3 unless out of control.

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