This is my windowsill. It's bright up here but it only gets sunlight late in the afternoon.
Cuttings of sweet basil, rosemary, lemon balm & peppermint and lavender seedlings are the current boarders...
I harvested some of my sweet basil last week. I put the basil stalks in the water and voila! -- New cuttings again. Nothing is wasted. After less than a week, it has grown some roots!
I find it hard to grow rosemary roots. I lose count how many weeks have passed already and up to now no noticeable development yet.
Water propagation: The one in the middle and the one in the right are the old cuttings that I put in this plastic cup. The two in the left are the newer cuttings from a colleague.
I wanted to know which method is effective for me, so I directly sowed these two in soil. Let's see!
The cuttings seem to lose their bright green color and started to fade. But after two weeks, my lemon balm cuttings are showing some little roots!
Day 1. Still bright and lush.
Water is quite a lot.
TINY.
ROOTS.
...are growing!
Nothing much from these cuttings. Few days ago, I am seeing super duper tiny roots but now they're gone.. Maybe my cuttings are way too long - almost a size of a ruler. :D I'll trim it off and see how it goes.
Seems like I have a visitor! He's trying to get in. Ooops.. not allowed.. Better luck next time, buddy.. :D
Thankieeee,
@melaimomagwork
