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| Hi there...
Just thought I would start a new thread as the others are wayyyyyy too long. All 15 of my cuttings are flourishing and it will be a month tomorrow since I put them all down. I use Dithane exclusively for cuttings and it has yet to ever let me down. Hope everybody else's is doing great as well. Joanne |
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- Posted by pirate_girl Zone7 NYC (My Page) on Mon, Jun 8, 09 at 10:34
| Hi Joanne, I've never heard of Dithane; can you pls. explain what that is &/or or how/why you use it. Thanks in advance (TIA). |
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| Morning! It is a fungicide and it is in a granular form and I use 3/4 tsp to 1 liter of water. I spray it and water once only on my cuttings to prevent any fungus and it sure does work. Joanne |
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- Posted by kellyknits 6/WV Eastern Panhand (My Page) on Mon, Jun 8, 09 at 21:55
| Thought I remember reading in the other thread that someone had gotten pauciflora...any tips on rooting this one? I have a cutting that's struggling! HELP! Thanks! |
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| Hi there: That was me (pauciflora). I'm new to rooting hoyas, but I dipped the ends in rooting hormone, and put them in a small pot (3 inches) inside a baggie. That was about it. I'm surprised you are having problems, as my little p. seemed to root very quickly and is growing leaves at the 3-4 week mark. Mind you, I was sent the cutting by a kind lady here in Canada, and it was only in transit about a week. That might have a lot to do with it...anyway, hope I said something that will help. Kelly in Victoria |
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| Hi everyone, greetings from Brazil!!!!! I was just reading the topics about the cuts you all participate and I would like to know how they are doing after a year and a half!!!!! Thank you very much if anyone could up to date information....... |
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| Hi there, Well I got I think it was 17 cuttings and I have lost not a one and even had some bloom already! Very pleased with them all!!! Anyone else? |
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| Hi, Nice to know that all your cuts are doing well!!!! Interesting because they are tropical plants, I wonder to know how they resist to the winter! Here is a tropical country and we don't face bad wheather (no snow at all)and we don't need a greenhouse to cultivate hoyas, so it is much more easier..... |
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