Hi Prof I don't have Rozanne, wish I did, I do have several other perennial geraniums though and I find them very easy to cut off a rooted stalk and plant elsewhere. I haven't tried to root any cuttings because it is so easy to do it this way. I have SplishSplash, Hollywood and Brookside plus two that are noids. I have been able to piece out all of them. I would think you can do the same with Rozanne but you may want to wait until the main plant is bigger. Let us know what you do and good luck.

Thanks, It looks like is worth a try. This is the fun time of year for hardy geraniums with seedlings coming up in the least expected places. I had seedling of G. sylvaticum for the first time growing right by the walk were we can enjoy it. Leo

This is my first year taking geranium cuttings, and I can't believe how easy it was! My husband bought me two good sized plants at our municipal greenhouse run by the city around Valentines day. I brought them home, and promptly took twenty cuttings from them. My husband was not very happy, he was having warm and fuzzy thoughts about how much I seemed to love the two plants he bought me a few hours ago, walks into the dining room and they are hacked into pieces! All that is left are some strange looking stems that resemble a wacked Jade (from the succulent forum) and our 4 year old very helpfully plucking the last surviving leaf off the mother plant!! I told him not to worry, it would be fine! (Although I am not sure I believed it either!) I let them harden for a couple hours, then potted them up in peat pellets. I did use rooting hormone because I had it on hand. I did not cover them, and made sure not to over water them. I let them become more dry then I would allow most plants to become before adding water. 3 weeks later... They all have rooted and are sprouting new leaves. I only had 2 original leaves even turn yellow, the rest are still going strong. It was a total success!! I would suggest discussing just how you are trying to root them, and how much you water them / what sort of light they are getting. My gut though from everything I have read suggests you are keeping them too wet.

I think you are on the wrong forum. These are hydroponics materials. 'Make it easy on yourself' means you would like to cut down on the labor. Probably most people that use this stuff transplant to deep water rather than soil. They are probably also smoking what they grow, lol. On GW you are more likely to find gardeners interested in vegetable hydroponics. If you find out please come back and let us know. I am interested in these materials also. Sometimes I like to get out of the box because I learn. The hydroponics products are 'designer' and the success rate might be worth the money. But there is no perfect media for all clones. Aeroponics cloning is close to 100% for many plants but for begonias it's closer to 0%. So I am interested in doing it all.