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A couple on TikTok recently showed how rosemary propagation can grow a whole plant from just a single cutting.
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Grow Your Own Rosemary: Simple Steps to Propagate From Cuttings
"Propagating Rosemary: A Simple Guide to Growing Your Own Herb Garden" A recent viral video by "Misfits and Matcha" demonstrates an accessible method for propagating rosemary, offering a straightforward approach for gardening enthusiasts and beginners alike. The video, uploaded on June 20, 2025, showcases a step-by-step process that allows individuals to grow new rosemary plants from existing cuttings. The guide begins with selecting a healthy, 6-inch piece of new growth from a mature rosemary bush. Viewers are advised to strip the leaves from the bottom few inches of the cutting. These prepared cuttings are then placed in water, where they are left to develop roots over several weeks. The video visually confirms the successful rooting process by showing cuttings with visible root structures. Once rooted, the new rosemary plants are ready to be transferred into soil, effectively creating new plants from the original "mother" bush. This method provides an economical way to expand one's herb collection or share plants with others. The video concludes by highlighting the versatility of rosemary as a seasoning for various dishes, including potatoes, chicken, and other foods. The clear instructions and visual demonstrations make this a highly practical resource for anyone looking to cultivate their own rosemary.
