What is Plant Propagation?
Propagation is a fancy word for creating new plants from the ones you already have.
Some plants grow from seeds, but others can grow from just a little piece of themselves.
That’s right—it's possible to snip off part of a plant, put it in water, and watch it grow new roots.
There are two main ways plants create new plants:
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