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creating an aerial root
I have a green island ficus with some aerial roots. It also has a fairly
new and low branch on the trunk. Could I pull that branch down to the soil and ground layer it? Then after it has rooted cut off the leafy top that remains beyond the rooted branchthus having only the branch down to the soil and the roots. I suppose the branch would have to reverse its flow of sap and nutrients. Has anyone ever tried this? Those of you who know the Physiology of plants, is it possible? thanks Art Krummel |
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creating an aerial root
maybe it's a golden gate ficus. whichever one doesn't have the thicker
fleshy leaves. art |
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