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20-Jul-2008
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Species are good for cutting
Let start this topic, so everyone can get benefit from that.
As far as I know, those trees are: 1. Olive 2. Pomegranate 3. Bougainvillea 4. Tamarix 5. Jade 6. Ficus What else? Bonhe |
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20-Jul-2008
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8. Elm (all)
9. Willow 10. Hornbeam 11. Amur maple 12. Field Maple 13. Cotoneaster 14. Plum
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20-Jul-2008
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15. Serrisas
I have had great luck with my Serrisas and rooting off of cuttings. Cut what you want, take the cutting and scrape the bark away, wet the the scraped area, dip in rooting hormone, place in the soil, cover and keep misting for 1-2 weeks. Slowly start to acclimate to sunlight after the two weeks. Should be good to go by then. This was my method and it worked great. |
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20-Jul-2008
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Hawthorn, Most Juniper (soft foliage).
Hans.
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21-Jul-2008
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16 calicarpa
17 forsythia 18 chaenomeles speciosa Michael |
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21-Jul-2008
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Damn - I wish I'd said that! Oh, but wait, I get a second chance: 19a) Lonicera Nitida Clippings will root if left laying on the ground.
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21-Jul-2008
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20- scheffleras for the indoor/ tropical lovers. they root if you look at them funny.
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22-Jul-2008
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bonsaiTALK Master
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That's interesting. Thanks for all input.
I don't use root hormone. Bonhe |
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