how to propagate Lantana from cuttings.

[@TisaCrowner]

I have the punch color ones. I might do this. I live in 7b/8a zone. Thank you! ❤️

[@marymarymillidweeb2661]

Propagation seems to be the only way I'm going to get more Lantanas in my garden! Thanks for the info.

[@simplegardening6196]

Yes!!! Lol me too. I needed more than what I can afford to buy to put in my garden. Good luck with yours.

[@susansapp6136]

Very sweet, friendly lady. Thanks for the help.

[@simplegardening6196]

Thank you for stopping by. I wish you all the best.

[@soniamarisa1392]

Nice!!! Thanks for sharing. I am gonna try it!

[@simplegardening6196]

Good luck!!! I hope to get a while bunch thus spring to plant. Merry Christmas.

[@soniamarisa1392]

@@simplegardening6196 😅 I will let you posted. Do you have Instagram?

[@annkerr9111]

What month are you taking these cuttings? October? What month will you be planting them in the ground?

[@simplegardening6196]

This was beginning November. I would pot then up in pot first before going in the ground to give then s bre chance to grow by sometime I get inpatient and do pot then directly in the ground after they root. The ground soil is not always ideal for young plants and the survival is not 100%. I grow in red clay soil.

[@TisaCrowner]

Can you update us on your results?

[@noreenwagner8862]

If it is fully wooded, should I even try to reproduce the plant? Thank you

[@simplegardening6196]

@noreenwagner8862 yes!!! Hard wood cuttings take a longer, but it still works!!!

[@fsa1611]

Amaizing! Can I know how long it takes to have roots? When to move them to other pots? And do you water them again or it's only this time and that's it..

[@simplegardening6196]

The hard wood cuttings I take in the fall months before first frost and the take longer to root. I generally leave then asking until spring so that's generally 4 to 5 months. Then I put them up into they're own pots. Generally I don't need to water then did to the high humidity area I love in but they wood need water though not as often like if they are actively growing. The lid helps to keep moisture in. Good luck!!

[@SD-co9xe]

The pink is a really pretty lantana. Do you know the variety?

[@simplegardening6196]

I think it's the luscious pinkberry blend. This is my favorite of the variety I had.

[@jenicepye2997]

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[@simplegardening6196]

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