Cloning a plant that was just brought home

I just bought some potted Stevia and Chocolate mint plants and I was wondering if I can clone them right away or do I have to let them adjust to their new home?

If the stem on Stevia is too woody wait til it pushes out new growth, let that harden off a bit then have at it. I'd use an aerocloner for a better success rate.
Mint propigates easily. You can use the same method or bury an actively growing stem in soil and it will push out new roots.

Toolage 87 said:

I just bought some potted Stevia and Chocolate mint plants and I was wondering if I can clone them right away or do I have to let them adjust to their new home?

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dannyboy602 said:

If the stem on Stevia is too woody wait til it pushes out new growth, let that harden off a bit then have at it. I'd use an aerocloner for a better success rate.
Mint propigates easily. You can use the same method or bury an actively growing stem in soil and it will push out new roots.

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So it won't stress my plants if I took cuttings so soon after bringing them home?

Nah. Unless they're diseased or insect ridden and stressed already but that's not the case. Go ahead and propigate.