Turn any branch into a seedling using just 1 ingredient!

2. **Make the Cut**
Using clean pruning shears, cut the branch at a 45-degree angle just below a node (the bump where leaves grow). Remove any leaves from the bottom half of the cutting.

3. **Dip in Honey**
Dip the cut end of the branch into honey. If your honey is too thick, mix it with a teaspoon of warm water to thin it slightly before dipping.

4. **Plant or Place in Water**

* **Option 1:** Stick the honey-coated end into a pot filled with moist, well-draining soil.
* **Option 2:** Place the cutting in a glass of clean water (if the plant roots well in water, like pothos or basil).

5. **Provide Proper Conditions**
Keep the cutting in a warm spot with indirect sunlight. Mist regularly to keep humidity high, and make sure the soil stays moist but not soggy.

6. **Wait and Watch**
In a few weeks, roots should begin to form! Once the roots are an inch or two long, the seedling is ready to be transplanted into its permanent home.

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## What Types of Plants Does This Work With?

This method is especially effective for:

* Roses 🌹
* Basil, mint, and other herbs 🌿
* Hydrangeas
* Tomatoes 🍅
* Figs and grapevines 🍇
* Houseplants like pothos or philodendron

Not all plants will root equally well, but honey can give even stubborn ones a better chance.

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## Final Thoughts

Nature is surprisingly generous. With just one branch, a little honey, and some patience, you can multiply your garden, grow new herbs for your kitchen, or even share seedlings with friends.

So next time you prune a favorite plant, don’t toss the trimmings. Dip them in honey and give them new life. Your garden—and your wallet—will thank you.

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