My pleasure, Mazza.

You're welcome!

Hi Jeanette, yes ordinary topsoil is perfectly fine. A lot of the top gardening channels always talk about elaborate, expensive composts, which really are over the top for getting plants started. If you notice the little nodes sprouting on the stems as I point out in the video, then you're pretty much 100% likely of success in propagating the plant. Good luck.

@prentishancockgardening have checked plants no roots starting to grow yet have tobe a soft wood cutting nearly lost them with the frost this year then I found that awful chameleon plant growing across the front garden so the whole front garden is be treated to try to kill so many of my plants are it pots

Are you talking about Houttuynia Cordata Chameleon? I've done two videos on propagating that! Also, if you've checked out some of my other videos, you'll see I'm also a container gardener!