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broken Rudbeckia...will it root?

20 years ago

I have an unnamed Rudbeckia that I love that only had two stems on it and I broke one off! I removed the flower and the lower leaves and put it in water. Might I be able to root it? Should I leave it in water or put it in soil or perlite or....? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

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