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Let's dance starlight - too easy to propagate

13 years ago

So...I decided to try to propagate my starlight, so I could eventually have another one to plant next to the original one. When I cut the stem and took the lower leaves off, I decided to put the leaves (stem down) into the dirt. Guess what? Three of the leaves are growing roots!

This has to be the easiest plant to propagate!

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luis_pr
13 years ago
Congratulations, galo.
dondeldux z6b South Shore Massachusetts
13 years ago
There you go.........!!
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