g'day HC,

wow you can't source cuttings free?

easy mate just leave them for a week or 2 or 3 or 4 or so weeks
standing on the cut end in the sun untill they dry a little put them
into the ground surrounded by good friable soil mix or stick them into
pots they will as spring turns to summer shoot away success should be
almost guaranteed. if the cuttings are old recut the end to make it
bleed latex dip the end into sand and let it dry, they are about the
hardiest cuttings you can take so long as you let them get some drying
standing on end.

hope this helps

len

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