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Create new plants for free by propagating cane begonias. It is as simple as cutting off a branch and sticking it in a pot of soil.
Cane begonias are easy to propagate by cutting off a stem and replanting in soil, where they quickly root. Jill Maybry from Memphis Botanic Garden shows how to do it with two different varieties: "Down Home" and "Sophie Cecile.” In just a few weeks you can have new plants to place around your home or give away.

0:00 – Introduction
0:17 – What is a Cane Begonia?
0:58 – Propagating to Make a Bushier Plant
2:26 – Starting a New Plant in a New Pot
4:04 – Caring for Your New Plant
4:55 – Renewing and Making a Bushier Begonia Through Propagation
6:09 – Propagating a Stem With Many Leaves

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