Cuttings & Bare Root Plants | Fresh Propagation Specimens

Cuttings & Bare Root Plants Collection

Discover a budget-friendly and rewarding way to expand your plant collection with our Cuttings & Bare Root Plants Collection. Cuttings and bare-root plants ship without soil, which lowers shipping costs, reduces pest risks, and delivers the same genetics as fully mature potted specimens at a fraction of the price!

Why Choose Cuttings & Bare-Root Specimens?

• Maximum Value & Rare Varieties: Access rare houseplant and succulent species at affordable prices, perfect for plant collectors and hobbyists.

• Safe & Clean Shipping: Shipped bare-root or wrapped in moist sphagnum moss to ensure plants travel safely without soil mess or shipping damage.

• Fun Propagation Experience: Enjoy watching new root systems develop in water, sphagnum moss, or perlite before potting them up!

Start Your Propagation Journey Today
Browse our selection below to find your next green growing project! Pair your new cuttings with custom potting soil from our organic soil & fertilizers collection, explore stylish containers in succulent pots & planters, or check out ready-to-display options in our succulent packs. For rooting and soil mix recommendations, read our expert plant care guides!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What is the difference between a cutting and a bare-root plant?

A: A cutting is a stem or leaf section taken from a parent plant that needs to grow its own new roots. A bare-root plant already has an established root system but ships without soil. Bare-root plants establish faster, while cuttings cost less.

Q: How do I root a plant cutting from day one?

A: Unwrap the cutting immediately and place the cut stem end in fresh water, damp sphagnum moss, or coarse perlite. Keep it in bright, indirect light at 70°F to 80°F (21°C to 27°C) with moderate humidity. Most cuttings develop new roots within 2 to 4 weeks.

Q: Will plant cuttings survive shipping without soil?

A: Yes! Properly packed cuttings easily survive 3 to 7 days in transit when wrapped in moist sphagnum moss inside sealed protective packaging to retain humidity and prevent dehydration.