I have checked online, but everywhere tells me something different. The plants I'm currently trying to root are members of the passion flower and honeysuckle families (vine plants with a nice climbing habit) from cuttings I've taken from their newer growth.
One popular method has told me to put the cuttings in vermiculite after dipping the end in rooting compound.
The second method I've found was to take the clippings and keep the bottom half submerged in water (in a glass or test tube) until roots begin to emerge.
(I've even considered merging the two and keeping a test tube filled with water and vermiculite after dipping the plant in rooting compound!!)
Of these two, are either better or worse for rooting these clippings, and if there are any methods that I have missed (I'm sure there are several) that would be a good choice for these plants then please let me know. Thanks for the help.
2006-08-04
04:24:34
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