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A: It’s fairly easy to transplant a lavender plant, but you can’t divide them. Lavenders are woody shrubs and if you split one down the middle, it will die. The best time to move lavender is in late winter and early spring. It can be done now, but you’ll have to watch the watering.Click to see full answer. Accordingly, can lavender grow from cuttings?Softwood cuttings from lavender root in two to four weeks, and hardwood cuttings take a little longer. Propagation of lavender from cuttings is easy and more likely to be successful than growing the plants from seeds. With cuttings, you can rest assured that your new plants will be exactly like the parent plants.Also Know, when can I transplant lavender? While you can transplant lavender anytime during the year, it’s best to wait until late winter or early spring to make the move. If you are transplanting in late winter or early spring, cut back young green lavender by 1 inch. Cut mature lavender back to 1/2 inch from the woody stalks. Herein, can you root lavender cuttings in water? To propagate lavender plants in water, follow the same steps above to take the cuttings and prepare them for propagation. Then all you need to do is put your lavender cuttings into a vase of water just like you would with fresh cut flowers. Don’t allow any of the leaves to touch the water, or they will only rot.When and how do you prune lavender? Pruning: Prune right after the first flowering and again in late August after the last flush has faded. Cut off about 2/3 of the plant’s height or to just above the bottom two sets of leaves on each stem. Take care not to cut into the woody part of the plant which can cause damage.

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