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Old 30-Jun-2003   #1
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Pine Cuttings?

How well does pines grow new roots to cuttings? Or is it a dead end?
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Unfortunately, not very well at all. You need ultra-fast draining soil, periodic mist, humidity control and rooting hormone. You can do air layers with many, but it can take up to 3 years.

Propagation is usually by seed, graft or (now) tissue culture for forest products.

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ok, thanx. I took one cutting yesterday... It would be cool if it would work... I will propably be taking some acer cutting today.
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