is it easy to grow trees from clippings of limbs by using root tone and planting them?

Answer 1

It depends on the tree. Some are very easy, like willows and poplars. Some will not root from cutting without special care. Time of year makes a difference. Most do best in the early fall.

Remember to keep the soil, or rooting medium, moist but not saoking wet. Keeping humidity around the leaves heps, actally is necessary since it is the leaves collecting water for the cutting since it has no roots.

It is easy to do, but is not always successful. Give it time. Usually a month or 3 will do the job.

Answer 2

I wouldn't go so far as to say it's "easy," but it can be done. Just remember that rooting from woody plants (as opposed to herbacious ones) takes time, so be patient. Try to get as "green" a cutting as you can; the fewer "cork" or bark cells you have on the exterior, the more viable tissue will be in contact with the dirt, and the sooner it will root.