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Free plants Berlin: cuttings, seedlings, and full-grown houseplants

Houseplants and seedlings get given away for free most often when a plant has simply outgrown its space, or an owner is sharing cuttings from something they already love — not because the plant is dying. Before repotting anything new, check the roots and leaves for pests or disease so you don't introduce a problem to plants you already have at home.

Free seedlings for a vegetable garden tend to appear seasonally in spring in Germany, so that's the best time to watch this category closely if you're planning a garden.

Give a new plant a few days to settle in before repotting after a move — sudden changes in light and humidity stress a plant more than people expect.

Cuttings and young offshoots from houseplants usually take root more easily than a mature transplanted specimen, making them a good option for beginners.

0 ads in this category, and spring is by far the busiest season for new listings here overall.