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Fri, Mar 11, 11 at 1:28
| Two of my cuttings 6 inches each were in the bag. Developed roots all over the whole 6 inches and no leaves. Should I plant the whole 6 inches under soil or remove some roots from 3 inches and make it a stem. I am not complaining but I don't have the heart to remove these baby roots. |
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| Be grateful, roots are preferred and should come before leaves. Pot them with at least one bud above soil. Any (unwanted) roots will soon air-dry. If you want to go crazy: |
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- Posted by foolishpleasure (My Page) on Fri, Mar 11, 11 at 19:06
| Thanks I am really happy with it it was a nice surprise. Abe |
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| Or you can send me a piece of that cutting. I would be happy to cut into a couple of new trees. You are lucky!!! Iam having a hard time for cuttings to make any roots. |
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| I watched my old Sicilian grandfather plant cuttings for years and can say I never saw one fail to root. He would take a cutting about 10'' long (preferable with a terminal bud). With a razor blade he would carefully remove the outer bark from the bottom 4''. He would plant In a pot with composted soil. Water,Sunshine,& Love! It worked in St. Louis |
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- Posted by lee_in_iowa 4 to 5 on the lin (My Page) on Sat, Mar 12, 11 at 19:52
| Stunato, how deeply did he take off the bark? Just the outer grey layer? do you remember? Thanks. |
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