Can I plant a hydrangea that has developed hair roots from a cutting?

I cut 3 blossoms from my hydrangea bush and put them in a vase of water. By changing the water every few days and trimming the stems,they have stayed as pretty as the day I cut them. I noticed that 2 of them have tiny roots. I am wondering if they would grow into another plant if I planted them in potting soil?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 07/30/2019 @ 7:44 am

Yes, you can plant into pots of potting soil.
This article will help you.

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