I've had success with 1 pair of buds below the soil and one above. You can just dip them in rooting hormone and stick them in the ground in Nov (in my area). I wanted to get some going early last year. I put the cuttings in rootmaker cells with Fafard 3B. I put them on a heating pad with the tops near an exterior window to slow top budding and allow for root development. I had pretty good success once I got the hang of it. After the buds started to open I put hem under lights unitl spring. I transplanted them into larger (1 gal) rootmaker containers before planting them in the spring. They seem to be doing very well and are the first to leaf out in my area.

Hi Susie. I have a 1 year old Celeste fig and Negronne fig cuttings. I would like to trade these for rooted dragon fruit cutting and a paw paw seedling. What color is your dragon fruit?

Are you still looking for this? I can easily get you some. Here in Eastern Washington they grow every were. The kind with the nice black edible berries, my friend and I have been picking the berries for years for wines, cobbler, and cough and cold syrup stuff. Bonus points if you are close or have houseplant cuttings to trade. ;) Kim.lamora@gmail.com

I have elderberry cuttings. I live in West Lothian, Scotland. How many are you looking for? What kind of plants and trees do you have?