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- Obtain rosemary cuttings about 8cm long, preferably cut in early summer, from a healthy plant.
- Fill a pot with universal potting soil, adding some stones to improve drainage.
- Place the pot in a well-lit location throughout the day, both indoors and outdoors.
- Water rosemary only when the soil is completely dry, increasing the frequency during the warmer months but avoiding waterlogging.
- The plant will take a few months to grow. To use it, cut twigs about 7-8 cm long, starting at the tips of the stems and leaving a few needles at the base of the twig on the mother plant.
