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question re rooting a cutting

16 years ago

I cut a sucker off a Kaffir lime that was about 2 ft tall (the sucker that is). I cut off the top 8'' to root (having delved through the very helpful messages here on the matter): I am wondering, is there any chance of success with the bottom piece (cut in suitable sized pieces)?

Joe

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nancyanne_2010
16 years ago
If it's the same type of wood as the top, it will have just as good of a chance to root. Nothing to lose trying since you would just throw it out anyway if someone said there was no chance.
destin_gardener
16 years ago
I agree with nancy, it should root as well as the other cutting.
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winnjoe
Original Author
16 years ago
ok, thanks!
Joe

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