Multiply Your Plant Babies: Why I’m Obsessed with The Propagation Handbook by Hilton Carter🪴

There’s something so magical about watching a tiny cutting transform into a thriving new plant. It’s slow, subtle, and full of wonder—which is probably why I’m completely in love with Hilton Carter’s new book, The Propagation Handbook: A Guide to Propagating Houseplants.

If you’ve ever wanted to grow your plant collection (without spending a fortune at the nursery), or if you just love the idea of creating something beautiful from what you already have—this book is for you.

🪴 A Guide for Every Plant Parent (Beginner to Obsessed)

Hilton Carter has a way of making you feel like plant propagation isn’t just a gardening technique—it’s a mindful, creative act. In The Propagation Handbook, he walks you through everything you need to know: from the simplest water propagation to more advanced techniques like air layering and grafting. But don’t worry—it’s all super accessible, whether you’re a total beginner or already have plants in every window.

He even includes a list of which methods work best for which plants—so you’ll know exactly how to multiply your pothos, monstera, or that stubborn fiddle leaf fig.

🌸 Beautiful, Inspiring, and Totally Doable

Like all of Hilton Carter’s books, The Propagation Handbook is stunning. Think: page after page of bright, artful photos, gorgeous plant vignettes, and dreamy displays of “propagation bouquets” (yes, that’s a thing—and yes, I’m trying it this weekend).

It’s the kind of book you’ll flip through again and again, not just for instructions, but for inspiration. And if you’re like me and love filling your home with both plants and purpose, this book checks every box.

🌿 Why It’s a Sweet Greens Favorite

There’s a deeper message woven into this book—one I really resonate with. Propagation isn’t just about more plants. It’s about slowing down, connecting with nature, and practicing patience. Watching a root grow in water, checking your cuttings each morning, sharing little plant babies with friends—it’s the kind of quiet, meaningful joy we could all use a little more of.

Plus, propagation is incredibly sustainable. You’re reusing, repurposing, and multiplying from what you already have. Less waste, more life. 💚

📚 Ready to Get Your Hands (A Little) Dirty?

If you’re looking to grow your collection, try something creative, or just spend more time nurturing green things—The Propagation Handbook is the perfect companion.

You can grab a copy here.

Here’s to tiny roots, fresh starts, and a home that keeps growing—one cutting at a time.

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