Starting cuttings in the fall

Ken Duncan

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I have found that I can get good results growing cuttings in the Fall on my Sun Porch after I bring in all of my Tropical plants.
Pure sifted perlite works best for me it sterile and holds a lot of moisture.
I use a box cutter with a new blade to cut the bottom straight across and then scallop cut around the edge before dipping it in Clonex gel.
A heating mat with a thermostat speeds up the process.
 

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Ever have much luck with shimpaku in the fall?
 
I have found that I can get good results growing cuttings in the Fall on my Sun Porch after I bring in all of my Tropical plants.
Pure sifted perlite works best for me it sterile and holds a lot of moisture.
I use a box cutter with a new blade to cut the bottom straight across and then scallop cut around the edge before dipping it in Clonex gel.
A heating mat with a thermostat speeds up the process.
The cuttings are growing well and I can pot them up in some soil soon.
 

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