| Have very large Daphne Odora that needs trimming, can I start new plants from the limbs? |
| Daphne odora is reasonably easy to grow from tip cuttings. The ideal time to take cuttings is during summer. Snip a 4-6" long piece from a healthy stem; place cuttings in a pot of sand mixed with and peat propagation mix and keep in a cool, moist spot. Cuttings should root by fall. |
