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Are these roots forming on cuttiing ? Help

12 years ago

Here is a photo of a cutting I am trying to start. Looks like little white bumps forming from ground level up about 1/2 inch on cutting, are these roots ? should I cover them with potting soil mix ?

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rafed
12 years ago
I would say add to it. The odds are greater.
Did you spray the wood with some type of oil?

Rafed
hrhcsh
Original Author
12 years ago
No, I have not sprayed oil on it, I do mist it with water once or twice a day. picture could have been taken after misting.

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