Usually done by cuttings over here.

There's always the option of grafting on Leyland Cypress, since that's half-Nootka already.

Resin

Hi Dax,
Yeah, don't bother grafting, this plant is easy to root.
Mike

Dax - you need more Nootka cuttings. Can probably get you some Monday. They're really easy to root and grow fairly quickly after they do.
Marshall

Thanks for everything. I really felt like a jackass but I continued on as if I was gonna get "one" to knit. lol
It ain't gonna happen, believe me gentlemen.

Thanks. Dax

Marshall, I think Botann is rooting some for me and if not he's gonna collect some of the seedlings off the logging roads next spring, hopefully. Thanks but I'll wait till next year if he misses the seedlings before the snow trucks scrape them off the road. It's all about timing. Later.

Some time ago I saw a note from a California university site reporting best rooting in April.

For a related thread...

Here is a link that might be useful: Rooting Chamaecyparis nootkatensis cuttings - Plant Propagation Forum - GardenWeb

Thanks Ron, good thread. I've had trouble rooting pisifera in the past. I stuck in the ballpark of 20 of cultivar 'Juniperoides Aurea' and one rooted well. I'm now using individual pots however as prior I was using medium plant cells (50 per flat) intended for seed starting, or I was using cheap and shallow flats for these inserts...with poor results.

I better buy something other than Hormex #8 one of these days too. Until then, I'll ask more questions and see how this year goes.

Thanks again.