Pruning/propogating New plants
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Prune canes on new plants now, or spring??
Comments (4)I would clean them all up. Dead canes, diseased leaves should go. You can use Elmers type glue, wood glue, fingernail polish, etc. I guess wax if you want, why not. Not they don't grow from the ends you cut. There are little bud eyes where the leaves come out. Just look at the beginning of where the leaf comes out of cane, you will understand. Actually there is a new video from Ashdown Roses I will add link. He is working on an established rose but I found that all the info is there for all types of rose plants. Yes, you could plant them. Don't put the mulch right up to the shank/trunk until you are getting ready for winter. By then you will know all about that :-) if you stay on with the rose forum. There is a steep learning curve but after the climb things start to make sense. Good luck! Allison PS Ashdowns videos on YouTube are veeeery helpful for us newbies. Here is a link that might be useful: Summer Rose Clean Up...See MoreHelp: Stevia with purple leaves on Propogated Plants
Comments (4)I grow stevia myself, and ive rooted cuttings in as little as 4 days, Ive had the purple leaves on cuttings as well as rooted plants, and ive noticed this is more common on the plants exposed to cold temps. I can upload a pic of a mother plant with purple leaves, and a cutting with bright green leaves. (only difference is the cutting was kept indoors mother plant was not) I dont know what else to attribute it to other than cold....See Morerooting/propogation for some edging plants...
Comments (3)If your rosemary is big enough, one of the easiest ways to propagate it is simple layering. Here is a link that might be useful: Plant Propagation by Layering...See Morecorn plant propogation
Comments (2)Yes cut off to leave 3-6 inches of the stem below the "head. allow to air dry (12 hours) apply 0.1% IBA (rooting hormone) stick in well drained soil. Keep soil moist not wet & out of direct sunlight & draft. By the way take the remainder of stem cut into 12 inch sections. Lay on side cover about 1/2 of stem with moist soil. After 3-6 months will see small new plants along stem..... these can be seporated, into individual plants....See MoreYan
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