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Plant Propagation
desertdance

Propagating Cuttings from UC Davis

16 years ago

So they arrived, and I tried to get them calloused in black plastic. My containers arrived, and I had to bite the bullet and plant them.

Here is the step by step so far: http://speakeasycellars.blogspot.com/2010/04/planting-uc-davis-cuttings.html

The bloody truth is, I had to snip off the top 4 inches, and those babies are green! ALIVE! I pray so hard, that I don't kill them!

Suzi

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