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Zinnia from cuttings..!!!

15 years ago

Getting inspiration from Zenman, I decided to try my hand on multiplying my zinnia stock vegetatively, the cuttings of my Profusions rooted in just a week:

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Now, my question is that when these plants grow and bloom will they live for a full season just like the seed started plants or differently???, there are no frosts or cold weather here and we can grow zinnias all year..

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calistoga_al ca 15 usda 9
15 years ago
They are exactly the same plant as those started from seed and will react the same, just later in the year. An annual completes its life cycle in one year as the term 'annual' implies. Al
izharhaq
Original Author
15 years ago
so if I am able to take cuttings from my nearly finished zinnias, I may be able to enjoy their duplicates in no time...
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calistoga_al ca 15 usda 9
15 years ago
Compared to starting from seeds you can save up to two months time to bloom. Your climate opens new avenues, let us know the results of your experiments. Al

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