I'm in southeastern Colorado. Honeysuckle is blooming now. When's the best time for cuttings, and do I root in water or soil?
Don't bother with cuttings. Layer instead: Take a vine that reaches the ground, score a 1-inch slit in the stem, bury that section under soil with a rock on top. It roots in ~2 months while still fed by the mother plant. Then sever, dig up, and transplant to full sun. Works reliably for honeysuckle and many vines.
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