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rooted picea cutting

16 years ago

Stopped by Betsy's today to see how the cuttings are coming along.

Here is a Picea (broom, I think) that was stuck in January. Today transferred from the perlite-based rooting media to a more regular type potting mix.

I was amazed to see how vigorously the roots had grown!

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