Blueberries propagate best from softwood or hardwood cuttings. The process is well-documented by extension services.
Refer to the HGTV/University guide linked in the original answer for detailed steps on timing, media, hormone, and aftercare. Key points: use acidic soilless mix, maintain high humidity, and provide bottom heat.
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