Propagation methods for potted poinsettias: 3 types of cuttings to turn one pot into many

Growing Techniques Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Looking at the fiery red color of poinsettias for a long time, do you find it a bit tiresome? You might as well get a few pots of poinsettias in other colors, as the effect will look better that way. And this requires propagation, so what are the propagation methods for potted poinsettias? Propagation methods such as layering, cuttings, division, and sowing are not suitable for poinsettias

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Propagation methods for potted poinsettias: 3 types of cuttings to turn one pot into many

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