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29-Aug-2006
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bonsaiTALK Neophyte
Join Date: Nov-2004
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Shimpaku Cuttings
About 4 months ago I took several Shimpaku cuttings. I dipped them in rooting hormone and have kept them moist. They are very green and have even put on new growth. I just checked them today; however; they have not rooted. Any ideas? I did not know the cutting would grow without rooting.
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31-Aug-2006
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Just let them be. Shimpaku cuttings root close to 100% of the time. Don't bother them and don't let them freeze too hard this winter. As long as they are putting on new growth, you will be just fine.
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