In spring, transplant the cuttings again to a permanent location.

Fruit trees such as apples and pears are capable of being grown from cuttings, as are many deciduous trees such as maples and oaks.

Evergreens are often considered difficult trees to clone due to how thin and brittle many of their branches are.

Further, numerous evergreen tree species can also be grown from cuttings. Other popular trees to grow from cuttings include Fig, Locust, Olive, Juniper, and Willow, and most Citrus trees. You can grow mango trees from cuttings under controlled environmental conditions.

You should take thin 8 inches long cuttings from a young and healthy tree.

You will see leaves emerging from the cuttings after a few weeks.

Take a cup and fill it with water and add a pinch of rooting hormone. Now leave the cuttings in the solution for 8 to 10 days but change the water every 2 to 3 days.