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Want to multiply your basil plants for free and enjoy fresh herbs year-round? Propagating basil from cuttings is a simple, foolproof method that works even for beginners in indoor gardening.

Start by selecting healthy, non-flowering stems from your mature basil plant that are at least 4-6 inches long. Use clean, sharp scissors to make a diagonal cut just below a leaf node, then remove the lower leaves to expose the stem.

Place the cuttings in a pot containing coconut coir.
Roots should appear in 7-14 days—once they're 1-2 inches long, transplant into well-draining potting soil mixed with compost. Keep the soil moist but not soggy, and maintain temperatures around 70-85°F for vigorous growth.

Pinch off flower buds regularly to encourage bushy growth and more leaves for harvesting. This method lets you create multiple plants from one, perfect for pesto, salads, or gifting to friends.

Ready to start your basil propagation? Grab your cuttings today and watch your herb garden explode—hit like if this guide helps, and subscribe for more easy gardening tips!