You can propagate oleander from the cuttings from the original plant. Either put them into water until the root or use a rooting compound and plant them in soil. I personally don't have oleander, but I've used both of these methods successfully with other types of plants. Click on this website for more information. Wishing you the best.
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Hi Charito,
You can propagate oleander from the cuttings from the original plant. Either put them into water until the root or use a rooting compound and plant them in soil. I personally don't have oleander, but I've used both of these methods successfully with other types of plants. Click on this website for more information. Wishing you the best.