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Bean cutting

13 years ago

My grand-daughter planted some bean seeds (type unknown) at school in a sandwich bag with a moist paper towel. The seeds took off, but where lacking sun, so they were long splindley with little true leaves. After they came home I threw them into some potting mix. Now I have long stems, and good leaf development. Can I do a cutting on these? If so, how?

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thinman
13 years ago
Mark, I think you have the wrong forum for your question. This one is about growing cut flowers. You may get an answer anyway, but you'd probably be better off elsewhere.
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