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Iberus - Candytuft propagation

19 years ago

I grew some candytuft from seeds from last spring and about 10 plants survived and are doing really well. My candytuft is still green and I would like to take some cuttings to get some additional babies. Does anyone have experience with this. I would appreciate some advice before I just putz along.

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georgez5il
19 years ago
I use firm new growth for cuttings & apply 0.1% IBA (rooting hormone) & takes 20-45 days to root. The cuttings available to you now I would use 0.3% IBA & bottom heat to promote rooting.
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