Well, I wouldn't call that a problem, lol!

Suz, the wrapping method works best for last years flowering shoots at the middle to end of winter. This years flowering shoots are too soft and contain too few stored nutrients for wrapping. The temps are also too high. I have not had any success using the wraps this late (nor has anyone else who has contacted me about it). This is the time of year when mist propagation or covered pots/cups work better. Feel free to give it a try, but so far, all the experiences I've heard of, plus my one, indicate the condition of material you're describing, time of year and heat all work against success. Kim

OK, I'm listening, but this is my last dance. We are moving from this home to another, and I'm taking as many cuttings as I can wrapped in the damp newspaper burrito.

If only one or two take, I'll be happy.

Misting is tough when you are living in two houses 5 times per week!! Serious! I don't even know what day it is. If I can just wrap and let them chill....... Dreams don't always come true.

Suzi

Thought I would update. After 3 days in the burrito, I checked. Stems are bright green. No mold. I see root initials forming close to the rooting hormone. I think this will have a happy ending!

Suzi