Other than fall, spring is another prune season. So get some hardwood to root.

The difference vs fall rooting is that, the buds in the spring woods are more active. So the buds break even before the roots come out. Often time, the new growth will exhaust its energy and die.

So I just wonder what folks do to root cuttings in spring. I'm planning to use a heatmat to heat the bottom and try to encourage roots forming. The cuttings are in basement and I'll try to keep air temp as low as I can. So to discourage top growth....

Anything else I can do?