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Sat, May 15, 04 at 10:38
| How do I re-root impatiens clippings? Water or dirt? |
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- Posted by shrubs_n_bulbs z8/9 UK (My Page) on Sat, May 15, 04 at 14:46
| Its up to you. I use water. If you use some kind of soil, make sure it is well drained, Impatiens cuttings are pigs for rotting off when they are wet. |
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| Kathy2, this is my first year clipping impatiens and I've had wonderful luck when I first put them in water for a few days. I don't think any of the ones I've used dirt with took. I know it can be done tho. Good luck! Linda |
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- Posted by jjappleby nw ar (jjappleby@earthlink.net) on Mon, May 31, 04 at 16:34
| I used to just put them in dirt, but they have rotted off this year and I put them in water and have had good luck. jjappleby |
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