How do you propagate Myrtle?

In this way, how do you take cuttings from Myrtle?

Propagating and preparing common myrtle cuttings

1. Collect myrtle stems that are about 6-inches (15 cm) long.
2. Remove the lower leaves so that only the topmost one or two pairs of leaves are left.
3. Plant the cuttings in special cutting soil mix or a blend of peat and river sand.
4. Keep the substrate a little moist.

Secondly, how do you grow peonies from cuttings? The basic process is that you cut off a root section, divide the root up into a number of segments and bury the sections in a moist potting medium. This is probably the fasted way to get a lot of peonies from one plant, but I think the book said to expect at least 3 or 4 years to get a plant big enough to bloom.

Similarly, you may ask, can you grow a crepe myrtle from a cutting?

Crape myrtle is easily propagated from semi-hardwood cuttings taken during the growing season. Take cuttings from new growth of the season, leaving three to four nodes per cutting and several leaves. Rooting hormone is generally not necessary, and cuttings should root in three to four weeks.

How do you make rooting hormone?

Simply add one tablespoon of honey to two cups of boiling water then leave to cool. Additionally, you can use crushed aspirin dissolved in water, or you could make willow tea from willow leaves. A controversial rooting agent which works great is saliva which acts as a natural root enhancer.