How to Propagate and grow Lavender from Cuttings

Learn how to propagate lavender from cuttings with this simple step-by-step guide! 🌿
In this video, we show you the easiest way to grow new lavender plants using healthy cuttings, the best soil mix, and simple care tips to ensure success.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced gardener, this method will help you grow lavender faster and more reliably at home

JohnnyA will show you step by step how to grow lavender from cuttings using a simple mix of vermiculite, potting soil, and peat or coir.

You’ll learn:

• The best time of year to take lavender cuttings
• How to choose the right stems (4–6 inches with a heel)
• How to prepare and plant the cuttings in a propagation mix
• Tips for using rooting hormone or honey for higher success rates
• How to care for your lavender cuttings until they’re ready to plant

Chapters - Key Moments

00:00 How to Propagate Lavender from Cuttings (Beginner Guide)
00:18 Best Time to Take Lavender Cuttings (Spring vs Winter)
00:39 How to Choose the Perfect Lavender Cutting (Heel Explained)
00:58 How to Take Lavender Cuttings Properly
01:19 Best Soil Mix for Lavender Cuttings (Easy Recipe)
01:45 How to Prepare Lavender Cuttings for Planting
02:13 Best Pots for Propagating Lavender Cuttings
02:28 How to Plant Lavender Cuttings Step-by-Step
02:41 Rooting Hormone vs Honey for Cuttings (What Works Best)
03:00 Watering and Care After Planting Cuttings
03:16 How Long Lavender Cuttings Take to Root (Timeline)
03:29 Feeding Lavender Cuttings for Faster Growth
03:44 Propagating Lavender in Cold Climates (Simple Tricks)
04:19 Final Tips for Successful Lavender Propagation

Keep the cuttings warm, mist regularly, and in about six weeks you should see new growth. After hardening off, your lavender plants will be ready to move into the garden or containers.

If you found this useful, check out my Lavender Pruning Guide here:
Spring Pruning Lavender youtu.be/aUxRK196M7c
Grow along with me and enjoy the fragrance and beauty of home‑grown lavender!