Rachel Brock

Yes:) I clipped off most of the sprawling vines- did the usual snapping off all leaves but the end one- trimmed the ones down where the last leaf was larger…. Loosely tied longest together, and medium lengths together.  Those in 5 gallon bucket of water.  Shorter ones in a vase w water.

Did that right after I posted a couple days ago… I’m sure they’ll grow a few roots then in the ground they’ll go!

Prob could just have planted them straight away.  I live in S FL zone 10a.  Most cutting things will grow well, just put right back in the garden.  If they were happy here in the first place.  Thanks for the replies! Xoxo

I accidentally found a much easier way… I had a sweet potato that had started to sprout eyes and a couple of tiny leaves.  I dug a hole in an unused part of my garden and dropped it in- covered w ~2-3” of soil.  Figured if it rotted? Was compost:) But have now vines going like crazy- came here to see if I could cut the vines to make slips to plant in other areas (seems I can so will give it a shot!)

I haven’t dug in the area to see if any new SPs are in the ground- assuming there are- but yeah- I just plopped the whole thing in the ground!