Grow Lavender in a Teacup: The Secret to Naturally Scenting Your Home Lavender, the beloved Mediterranean herb, brings beauty, fragrance, and therapeutic benefits into your home. Its antimicrobial, calming, and even helps heal woundsplus, it makes artificial air fresheners unnecessary. 華 Propagating Lavender from Cuttings Take a 1015 cm green stem from a healthy plant, cutting just below a node Strip the lower leaves and apply rooting hormone optional Plant in well-draining soil and water lightly Cover with clear plastic without touching the leaves to maintain humidity Place in bright indirect light Check for root development in 4 to 6 weeks Transplant to a larger pot or into the garden after frost risk is gone Give it sunlight and water sparingly Starting Lavender Seeds in a Teacup Cold stratify seeds for 3 weeks in the fridge with moist soil in a bag Sow 0.5 cm deep in a cup with good drainage Keep the soil moist at 21C with indirect light Cover with clear plastic to retain humidity Transplant after 4 to 6 weeks, once true leaves appear Use rich soil and give it at least 6 hours of direct sun daily Tips for Thriving Lavender Water sparinglylavender doesnt like soggy roots Ensure good airflow to prevent disease 蝹 Use fast-draining soil to avoid root rot Prune regularly to boost growth and flowers A natural fragrance, rustic charm, and a dash of the Mediterraneanall from a simple teacup!