Can you grow pyracantha from cuttings?
Keeping this in view, how do you take cuttings from pyracantha?
Take a diagonal cutting from about 6 inches from the tip of a branch, just below where a leaf is attached to the branch. Strip the the lower half of leaves, dip the cut end in to rooting powder to encourage root growth and place in some compost, firming in around the stem. Give them a good watering.
Also asked, how quickly does pyracantha grow?
Growth rate of Red Pyracantha hedging Pyracantha coccinea 'Red Column' is a fast-growing hedge plant, with an expected growth of 50cm a year. These hedges look best when maintained to a height of between 1 - 3 metres.
Pyracantha produce most of their new stems in spring but these will not flower or produce berries in that first year, they flower and produce berries in the next year. For the first two to three years after planting a new pyracantha, let it fill out and don't prune it.