Getting a branch to take root

They sell root hormones. You dip a cut end into the powder and then let it sit in water or something.

I don't know.

>>2034049
Usually you're supposed to take cuttings in the spring or summer when the plant is actively growing. Sticking the cuttings in as well draining potting mix and keeping it moist is usually enough to get it rooted.

There's a gardening thread on /out/ that may be able to help you more than /an/.

>>2034072
>you're supposed to take cuttings in the spring or summer
It was given to me, and I wouldn't have had the opportunity to take it later this year unfortunately.

>>2034049
I've not rooted a Jasmine ;) but some plants can take root in just water and others need other methods of propagation.

The usual method I take is get some potting mix, put it in a plastic pot, dip my cutting in rooting hormone after taking a fresh clean diagonal cut below a node. I remove most of the leaves and all of the flowers so the plant doesn't respire and dehydrate and wilt or put all of its effort in to the flower. I place the cutting in to the pot and potting mix and keep it moist, not soaking wet. I don't have it in a tray, I put each cutting inside a supermarket shopping bag and tie a loose knot at the top. This creates a humid environment and means the plant doesn't ever dry out and doesn't get too soaking wet ever. After about a month or so in a cool, well lit but out of sunlight area, it should take root