Sentence examples for cuttings into from inspiring English sources

The tip Stick the stems of rose cuttings into a hole cut into a potato, then bury the whole thing in the ground, leaving the top section of the stem above ground.

To get a vigorous, estate-worthy plant, Rudy Nabel, whose father started the nursery in 1942, packs 15 strong cuttings into a seven-gallon pot.

Because it is illegal to import vine cuttings into the United States, the plants will most likely come from vineyards in upstate New York or, perhaps, California.

They stuck the cuttings into their pots, and set them in a tray on the floor, drenching them with Maxicrop, an organic fertilizer made from kelp (Maxicrop.com).

When money for seeds was scarce, Bruce Reynolds propagated ivy by putting the cuttings into jars of water until the roots grew.

Push the cuttings into a clay pot full of gritty compost, so their tops are flush with the surrounding compost, cover with a layer of grit and water well.

You only need to cut through the skin; cutting into the flesh is not necessary.

Doing so should cut the adhesive without cutting into the cover itself.

Ideally, you should cut into the bark without cutting into the flesh of the branch.

Cut close to the good rows of yarn without cutting into them.

Cut as close to the sole as possible without cutting into the rubber.