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Replanting
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| Ann from the USA | I have started cuttings from several plants by using a rooting hormone I purchased from the local nursery. It's very easy to do most annuals and some house plants. Just make your cut, dip the cut in the hormone and put it in the dirt. Make sure it is watered and not in too hot an area in the beginning. I also give it a good quality liquid fertilizer about 2 weeks later. |
| Frances from the USA | Bushes can be replanted. After digging them up put them in a larger pot that has drainage and with extra soil. Also cut them back. They will go through a big shock. Just remeber to water well and often. Plants in pots tend to dry out often than if they were in the ground. Feed them wont hurt them either. Just follow the directions and don't over fertilize. |
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