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Propagating a Wollemi Pine

17 years ago

I just got a Wollemi Pine and I'm anxious to propagate this beautiful and rare tree. Here is a website about the Wollemi, one of the oldest and rarest trees in the world. http://www.wollemipine.com/ I would love to hear any advice from you old conifer pros about the different ways, easy and hard, to do this. The tree is only about 10" at the moment. Also, if anyone can talk about micropropagating conifers, I'm very curious about that too.

Thanks in advance!

Nelson

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mickey_dee2002
17 years ago
I'd suggest checking the conifer forum. Do a search over there. I think people were getting them through the National Geographic. Perhaps they can help.
obst_peter
16 years ago
here is a link that show some text about cuttings!

http://www.springerlink.com/content/u05126010864m426/

Ciao
Peter
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