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Lavender cuttings

JonathanTaylor
12 years ago

Hello, I have taken some semi-ripe cuttings of Lavender, into gritty seed compost. After 12 hours, they are already starting to look a little limp. I did not have them under a plastic bag, but the gritty compost was well watered. Any ideas why they are going limp?

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