As u can see it has long arms shooting off it can they be cut and used as starts ? If so how would it I go about this?

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@DreamMachine · Answer

Yes I would definitely prune those! If not it will just become more leggy. Trimming them encourages more bushy growth  👍👍

@KelleySioux · Answer

To propagate a leggy chocolate mint stem, cut a 3-5 inch section below a node (where leaves grow) and place it in water. Once roots develop, transplant the cutting into soil. Regular pruning, including pinching off the tips of leggy stems, helps maintain a bushier plant

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