1. Select Healthy Cuttings

• Choose a 10-15cm non-flowering branch.

2. Take the Cutting

• Cut the branch just below a leaf node, making sure it has 2-3 leaf nodes.

3. Prepare the Cutting

• Remove the lower leaves, leaving a few at the top.

4. Optional: Use Rooting Hormone

• Dip the cut end in powdered rooting hormone.

5. Plant the Cutting

• Fill a small pot with well-draining soil.
• Insert the cutting into a pre-prepared hole and press the soil around it.

6. Provide Proper Care

• Place the pot in a warm, bright spot with indirect sunlight.
• Cover with a clear plastic bag or humidity dome.

7. Mist the cutting

• Lightly mist the cutting and soil to keep them moist.
• Mist regularly to maintain humidity.

8. Monitor growth

• Look for new roots and leaves in the following weeks.
• Keep the soil consistently moist and provide indirect sunlight.

9. Transplant if necessary

• Once roots are established and new growth appears, transplant to a larger pot with regular soil.

With these steps, you can successfully propagate your Hibiscus and enjoy a healthy, thriving plant! 🌺✨