(Roger L) wrote in message . com...
How far down the branch do I cut? What kind of cut do I make. What
kind of soil do I put it in? Is there any particular part of plant you
would prefer to cut?

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Thanks.

Roger

Dracaena will root from almost any cutting, stem or tip. Tips are
best, if your discard still has a decent growing tip, but a stem
section that isn't too old or dried out will work too. There's a guide
with more detail than I can quickly relate at
http://www.briansgarden.com/houseplants/030211h.html

If you see symptoms of soft rot (the name describes it well), which is
a common cause of failure when propagating dracaena, give up and
discard it. There's a good guide to commercial propagation of
dracaenas, including details on diseases you should indeed watch for
before salvaging a discarded plant, at
http://www.mrec.ifas.ufl.edu/Foliage...s/dracaena.htm

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Chris Green