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Help! - Dracaena cultivation
I would like to get my Dracaena marginata to branch. Can some one
suggest a way to encourage or stimulate branching? I think you can notch them but I'm not sure how. thanks jacki please reply this newsgroup |
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Help! - Dracaena cultivation
Cut the top off and 2 to 3 heads will grow from that point. Plant the bit
you cut off in a pot and in 8 weeks it will have roots. It works for me and I'm sure Len as well. Good luck Richard "gaxfax" wrote in message ... I would like to get my Dracaena marginata to branch. Can some one suggest a way to encourage or stimulate branching? I think you can notch them but I'm not sure how. thanks jacki please reply this newsgroup |
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Help! - Dracaena cultivation
"gaxfax" wrote in message ... I would like to get my Dracaena marginata to branch. Can some one suggest a way to encourage or stimulate branching? I think you can notch them but I'm not sure how. thanks jacki please reply this newsgroup Just cut off where you want it to branch while it is growing strongly, ie in late spring. The cut branches will form one or more new growing points. You can strike the ends that you cut off too. David |
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