I am trying to develop some cuttings from bushes and shrubs, I don't know the name of them all, but some are fuchias, I have a greenhouse.

All help would be appreciated

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I am trying to develop some cuttings from bushes and shrubs, I don't
know the name of them all, but some are fuchias, I have a greenhouse.

All help would be appreciated

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&s...result&cd=1 &
q=mist+propagation&spell=1

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I am trying to develop some cuttings from bushes and shrubs, I don't
know the name of them all, but some are fuchias, I have a greenhouse.

You really need to figure out what plants they are.

Some propagation protocols call for hardwood cuttings, some softwood.
Some you wound, some you don't. Some you treat with rooting hormone
(but not all the same hormone), some you don't. For some plants you
take the living branch and layer (bury a tip in soil) or vertical
layer (sort of a plant tourniquet). For others your best bet is root
cuttings.

I mean, you can always go with trial-and-error (even if you look up
protocols, or talk with people who have been propagating them, there
will be *some* trial and error). But unless you can at least narrow
it down a bit, there would be a lot of error.

As for Fuchsias (note spelling), an internet search for "Fuchsia
Propagation" makes it look like they are pretty easy. One of the
first hits was http://www2.dicom.se/fuchsias/propagatingeng.html
But I have no firsthand experience on this.