Very easy. Cuttings from new but hardened growth. Wound the base, and use rooting hormone (optional). Root in a open type mix (I use MiracleGro/sand 50/50). keep covered or mist to keep up humidity, but watch out for fungus. Roots in about 4-6 weeks.

Keep inside in your area for at least the first winter. I grow it here in a slightly protected spot, but it still gets a lot of leaf damage in hard winters.

Glad you asked that - exactly what i was looking for also! :)

I have a number of very large acuba's,both male and female, and I discovered that if you get down and look under the plant, close to the main trunk there are tons of little starts. I just dug them up and potted them. My sister now has a beautiful line of them along her road.

Cindy

Are you talking about Acuba japonica 'Gold Dust'?

This is one of the easiest plants to root. Just do it as described, using just about any medium. I use 50/50 peat and perlite.

Love this plant!

Janie