Rooting cups ?

13 years ago

Hi all, I've seen these see through cup like things that hold soil and you just attach them to a branch of something that you want to propagate and after a certain amount of time you can see the roots starting to come out.

Problem is.....I've forgotten what they are called and Google isn't helping my memory.

Do any of you know what they are called or know of a website that has them.

Thanks,

Janet

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billums_ms_7b
13 years ago
Rooter Pots

I'm thinking about trying those out too.

Here is a link that might be useful: Rooter Pots Homepage
calistoga_al ca 15 usda 9
13 years ago
I have some for several years, but seldom use them. Not because they don't work, they do. I only use them on trees or shrubs that are very difficult to start any other way. For best results you must find a branch that is very vertical as the built in reservoir of water must be kept upright. It also can take many months. Al
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