What's the easiest way to propagate geraniums from existing plants?
Take 4-inch stem cuttings, dust cut ends with rooting hormone (garden center), stick in moist peat-based media. Cover pot with clear plastic bag for humidity. Place in indirect light. Roots form in ~3 weeks. Transplant and enjoy. Important: Many geranium varieties are patented—propagating them vegetatively is illegal. Check for plant patents before propagating.
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