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Azalea & Rhododendron
dorisl_gw

Propagating

dorisl
16 years ago

Hi!

We received a flower arrangement that had some Rod...etc.

It had a really nice thick stem and I stuck it in a glass of water. The two buds have grown into leaves, but I havent seen any roots yet. Id like to try growing this into a plant.

Should I stick it in a pot of soil or leave it in the water?

Thanks!

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