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How To Water Propagate Rosemary

00:00 - Intro 00:31 - Why Propagate Rosemary 01:56 - How To Cut For Propagation 03:31 - Water Propagation 07:02 - Conclusion Today I’m showing you how to propagate rosemary cuttings in water at the end of the season. Since rosemary struggles to survive winter here in Zone 6a Michigan, I’m making sure these plants live on by starting new ones from cuttings. In this video you’ll see: How to select the right rosemary cuttings (green tips, not flowering, semi-woody stems). Where to cut (just below the leaf node) for the best rooting. Why it’s important to remove lower leaves to avoid rotting. Which propagation stations actually work for long vertical cuttings like rosemary. How long it takes for roots to develop before potting up (3–6 weeks). And yes — the extra leaves? Perfect for seasoning steak or tossing into eggs 🍳🥩 🔗 Propagation Stations Tall Thin-Opening Station (best for rosemary) → https://amzn.to/4mZH3eZ ** ↳ Tall base, slim opening to keep stems upright, plus LED lights to boost rooting. Made with borosilicate glass (the same durable material used in Pyrex labware and even spacecraft windows). Decorative Propagation Stand (short/wide, good for small cuttings, not rosemary) → https://amzn.to/46lSIhh Classic Vase-Style Station (better for flowers, can flop with long stems) → https://amzn.to/41ShsMR Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. I may earn a small commission if you use the link above—at no extra cost to you. 👍 If you enjoy learning alongside me, hit Subscribe and check out my other garden videos. Every season is a new lesson! Let’s keep gardening and vibing together!