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Cuttings
Watching cuttings being taken on GW last night, and hearing the usual
advice to "cut the last pair of leaves in half if they are too big" for the umpteenth time over many years made me think. Why not simply cut one leaf off through its stalk rather than cut two leaves in half? It would be a lot simpler, as other leaves lower down would already have been removed in that fashion. Surely it would also reduce stress for the cutting as it would lead to less water loss, and give the advantage that a much smaller cut area would be far less prone to suffer from fungal infections. -- Jeff |
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