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Bay Trees
On Thu, 03 Jul 2003 17:36:44 GMT, AndWhyNot
wrote: Apologies if this post is repeated .......... watered well but posts not appearing !! Hi All. A friend had a great small bay tree, in a big pot, stands about 5' tall. Will it be possible to take a 'cutting' and prepare it with rooting compound, and pot up etc etc. Any advice please, where to cut, when to cut, what to pot up in, and success rate ??? Thanks in advance Hi We have a big tree in our front garden and growing. So I thought I would take cuttings. The first time I did it, it was sharp sand and potting compost (all I had), no rooting powders, into the shade with a clear poly bag on to and left them for over a year!!! They worked, well two of the six. They are now potted up and growing away. Tried putting some into potting compost without the bag. Result: after many months with the leaves still green, they suddenly fell off and experiment failed.. will have to try again with the poly bag treatment and see if I can repeat it. The leaves were kept from contact of the poly by a number of sticks. Hope it helps Yours Andrew J Dundee |
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