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Plastic bag/Spaghnum Moss Method for Shoots?

desperationfalls
19 years ago

I've pruned my Gartenbonmeister and all that there is

remaining is woody growth.

Now last summer I received a standard rose--which was dormant and I finally figured out that I had to contain

the woody growth inside a plastic bag in which was also spaghnum moss kept moist to increase the humidity around

the twigs (the bag also had holes to allow circulation of

air). Within a very short time, the plant leafed out and

I got beautiful roses post haste.

Do you think that this would also work for this fuchsia?

Thanks for any suggestions.

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