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bonsaiTALK Craftsman
Join Date: Nov-2007
Country: South Africa
Posts: 64
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Strange behaviour of ficus cutting
A few weeks ago I took a fairly large cutting from one of my ficuses (I believe it's Natalensis) and put it in a cup of water. It quickly grew a thick cluster of roots and is probably ready for potting, though I plan to wait a while still. A couple of days ago I noticed two tiny leaves forming among the roots, about two inches below the water level.
I have never seen this before and was wondering if it is normal. Also, what must I do about those leaves when I move it into a pot? I really don't want to start cutting them in case I damage the young roots. |
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bend me twist me
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no problem gina ficus sprout from anywhere.doesnt matter if you bury them leaves. if you damage anything ficus will grow more.
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bonsaiTALK Craftsman
Join Date: Nov-2007
Country: South Africa
Posts: 64
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Thanks. Actually I wasn't really worried about the leaves as much as surprised. None of my other cuttings have done this, though this is the largest cutting I have tried, which may have something to do with it.
I tried to photograph the leaves last night, but they are so small they came out really blurry. If they grow a bit bigger I will try again. |
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