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Does Nemesia Root Easily from Cuttings?

14 years ago

I got a Nemesia that I've never seen before - it's called Sunsatia Mango. It's about a foot tall. The lady at the nursery told me to deadhead it before planting, to make it bushier. Most of the pieces I cut off are about 6" long. Does Nemesia root easily from cuttings? I've never tried to grow it from cuttings before.

Here is a link that might be useful: Sunsatia Mango Nemesia

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Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
14 years ago
Absolutely! Don't throw those pieces away. Love that color of the flowers in your link!
eahamel
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14 years ago
Good! They're in a jar of water right now, and some will go into pots to root in soil later today. I took a pic that's better than the one at the link.
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Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
14 years ago
Agreed. Nice! Good luck!
715rose
14 years ago
This is a great plant. I had it for a couple years & unfortunately lost it this summer.It will probably root in water. I think I rooted it that way. It bloomed all winter in my greenhouse & smelled like roses.One plant perfumed the whole room.I hope to find one next spring.
And it is never bothered by bugs!
rose

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