The experiment
Turning one clematis into a few more
I took several stem cuttings from one of my clematis plants, dipped the cut ends in rooting hormone and potted them up. This entry is where I’ll keep notes on how the cuttings respond and whether any of them form roots.
Watch the process
Preparing the cuttings
The original Reel shows the clematis cuttings being prepared, dipped in rooting hormone and placed into their pots.
Watch the Reel on Instagram →The setup
What I Used
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Next observations
What I’m watching for
I’ll be watching the leaves and stems for signs that the cuttings are staying hydrated, along with any wilting, browning or new growth. New growth alone will not tell me that roots have formed, so I’ll keep the pots undisturbed while I wait.
Experiment log
Clematis cutting updates
Cuttings prepared and potted
I took the cuttings, dipped them in rooting hormone and potted them up. Current status: waiting for signs of rooting.
I’ll add new observations and photos here as the cuttings change.