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21-10-2003, 07:42 PM
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Cuttings in water
I keep being made aware of folk who root cuttings in water, but cannot find
a good reference to real experimental results. Is the technique good for only a restricted range of plants? Is it any more reliable than rooting cuttings conventionally? Is it any quicker than the conventional methods? Franz |
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