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N.c. brugs

17 years ago

brugs are comming up here in eastern N.c. I have a question for you pros. In the past when I wanted a new plant i would just chop a peice off that was green and push it in the dirt.No problem new plant in about a month.My question is what is the proper way to cut and make new brugs? Thanks for any feedback on this.

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karyn1
17 years ago
Sounds like what you were doing works just fine for you. I don't have the best luck rooting soft green stems so I take cuttings of mature wood. If the green stems work for you then I'd keep doing that.
givelittle_getlots
17 years ago
I am with Karyn. If THAT works for you...why try to change a good thing?

WELCOME :-)

Lucy
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