Summer is the ideal time for propagating carnations from cuttings, as plant cells divide quickly, promoting root growth. Propagating carnations plant via cuttings avoids the difficulties of propagating by seed. For example, by using cuttings, you could propagate a carnation plant that don't produce seed. Additionally, some seeds are difficult to germinate! The best of all. A new carnation plant grown from a cutting will frequently mature faster and flower sooner than a plant grown from a seed.
Different varieties & colors of Carnation & Dianthus seeds available HERE that you won't want to miss!
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