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Claud The Backyard Farmer (self proclaimed)
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[QUOTE="DragonPete, post: 1930204, member: 106785"] Some tips that help: 1. Take a very sharp blade, maybe paring knife, and shave off a thin strip of bark from the bottom inch or so of the cutting. Not all the way around, just a tiny inch long piece. 2. Rinse it in water and stick it in the rooting powder. 3. Don't stick the cutting directly in the soil. Use your pinky or handle of a wooden spoon to make a hole in the soil. 4. Gently put cutting in the hole and shove the soil up to it, to keep the powder on it. 5. Remove all but 1 or 2 of the tiny leaves on the tip of the cutting. New leaves let's you know it's roots are good. That's it. ? I planted my cuttings into large, black garden pots and when it had plenty of leaves, planted soil and all into the ground. -Dee [/QUOTE]
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