
How to Propagate Siberian dogwood?
(Cornus alba)
Siberian dogwood, also known as Tatarian dogwood, White dogwood, Tartar privet
Featuring vibrant red stems and striking white berries, siberian dogwood flourishes when propagated through cuttings. For successful rooting, select healthy, semi-ripe stem segments during active growth. Trim cuttings neatly below a leaf node and remove lower foliage to expose a clean stem. Utilizing a rooting hormone can enhance the chances of success. Insert the prepared cuttings into a well-draining, moist potting mix, ensuring adequate spacing. Provide consistent moisture and humidity by covering with a plastic bag or placing in a propagator, and protect from direct sunlight. Root development typically occurs within a few weeks, after which cuttings can be transitioned to individual pots to encourage robust growth.