I stick the cuttings in a bucket with 2” of sand in the bottom and fill the bucket to 4”. Later on all I have to do is to continually tap the side of the bucket while pulling the cuttings and roots out of the sand. Easy peasy.I have a Water Jasmine, maybe I'll try some cuttings.
I accidentally knocked over the cutting bucket when taking out the garbage can. All cuttings dried out and died. The main tree is growing beautifully. I might wire some of the new branches this fall.@Cajunrider Uncle, Can we have an update on this one please? Wondering if your cutting, root cuttings live?
Yes. Two flowers are all I got.Coming along nice. I like what you did to it... go big or go home approach. Should be blooming soon.
It is interesting to note that I carefully fertilized the tree and get the new branches and leaves to look really healthy but the original leaves that showed signs of deficiency never change the color back to normal.Tree grew well with 2 nice branches on top. They have been wired just enough to set angles. There are also 3 shoots at the bottom that will ne kept as sacrifice to fatten the base.
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Unvle, I see a couple blossoms . Looking great sir.
Instead of allowing them to grow to big long straight up and useless shoots, I will do some selection and start the wiring next month when the weather is warm enough for them to thrive.