I needed this! My hydrangeas are waning more each year. They came from my 83yo mother's yard that she got from her mother-in-law's yard back in the 1960s. So mine came from roots that are well over 100 years old.

Omg 😮 hydrangeas by cuttings ..... Wow....🎉

This works great. Scrape off the skin on the bottom inch and apply a little rooting hormone and it will really take. But you don't have to use hormone with hydrangeas.

Thks very clear

I have 8 babies giving new growth but no roots 🤔

I've taken cuttings now - into the pot with rooting gel - can they be left outside or do they need to be covered in plastic my ones seem a bit dead in themselves even after a few days

Do I need to dip it in anything like cinnamon or turmeric or honey or growth hormone powder??

how long to get roots?

I don't have a greenhouse where do I keep mine? Outdoors indoors...thank you

No rooting powder? 🤔🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Great info! Always love these propagation tips you guys have!

Thanks. You made it all so simple.

Thank you for explaining step by step process.

Thank you. Will give it a try💫💫💫

At what time in the season is this done? It's currently summer where I live and my neighbors have a lovley pink hydrangea, should I propagate the cuttings now or later in the season, late summer early fall, or is late fall better?

Great sharing and thank yoiu it helps ❤

I love this! Simple and easy. Thank you so much. What kind of soil should I use to help my plant?

Excelente explicacion.

Thanks for this. What time of the year did you take the cutting?

Thank you so much, I’m definitely going to try this. But what type of soil are you using?