Oh boy! It looks like I got myself into some heavy duty swapping. I joined a round robin swap on Garden Web which looks like a lot of fun. We are trading cuttings from plants we have for ones our traders have. I need to do some research on propagating the items I have offered as well as those I am going to receive. Even if none of the items survive my first attempts at propagation, I am sure I will learn a lot. I'll have to let you all know how things turn out.
Time to do some research! See you next time. Kim
p.s. am doing that research and found a great tip to pass along...when taking a cutting make a straight cut on the top and a diagonal cut on the root end. This way you can keep them in proper orientation to grow!
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- Well this is probably going to be boring but here goes...I have been married for 26 years. My husband came into our marriage with a daughter, Jessica, who is married to Corey and they have given us 2 grandkids, Jada and CJ. Together my husband and I have 2 children, Melissa and John. Melissa is married to Nick who are trying to give us another grandchild. Our youngest, John, is married to Shawna and they have given us our third grandchild, Jordan. I work as a Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit. I work long hours and crazy shifts but, I love what I do. You'll learn more about me as you read my blog. Hope you have time to visit as I share My Little Corner of the World.
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I was reading back on some of your posts on propagating, and I wonder if you have ever tried to grow Mock Orange off a cutting?
Sorry I haven't tried mock orange but I would bet it is treated like a soft or hardwood cutting. Try a google search on propagating mock orange and see what turns up. Thanks for visiting. Kim
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