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japanese willows clippings

10 years ago

clipped a bunch of branches and shaved them. used root hormone and placed them in water. they are now rooting . should I place them in potting soil one branch in a pot or 2 or three in a pot?i originally I put 3 or 4 together and rubber band them together.

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