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Using rootone, potting soil and humidifier?

13 years ago

I'm going to receive some cuttings in the mail soon. I don't have any sort of special terrarium, nor do I want to buy vermiculite or anything traditionally used to root cuttings. Basically I already have a few supplies, and do not want to buy anything else. I have rootone, coconut coir, and foxfarm potting soil. I will soon receive cuttings of katuk and okinawan spinach.

What will be the most effective way to root these cuttings?

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thinman
13 years ago
I see that you are new here. You'll probably have better luck if you post this on a forum where it would be more on-topic. Like maybe, oh, say, Plant Propagation?

TM
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