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Mon, May 2, 05 at 13:11
| I took some Texas Ranger cuttings and stuck them in water, and they are sprouting roots! I didn't know I could do this, but it is so cool to see that I just have to tell someone about it.
Yahoo! More plants! |
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| oops, I called it a Texas Ranger, because that's what a friend from Texas called it. I don't know how to edit the post, or I would change it. Anyway, it looks like the Salvia Greggi that someone asked about sprouting in water below. Someone else said it rots too easily. All I can say is that I took woody stems, and changed the water frequently and now have roots. |
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| FYI: The plant usually named "Texas Ranger" is: Leucophyllum frutescans. Good for you on getting the greggii to root.... I never have luck trying to root anything in water. |
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- Posted by Brenda_near_Eno z7a Orange Cty (My Page) on Tue, May 3, 05 at 20:07
| Good job! |
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