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Someone gave me a cutting off a Euryops tree. I have put some rooting hormone on and stuck it in some dirt on a heating pad under indoor grow lights. Anything else I can do to get it to root and how long should it take? Thanks
I didn't tent it and it has started to wilt...do you think I can still tent and save? Oh by the way I grew up in your part of the world(napa valley) I now live in the desert part of B.C. Canada and our area in the last five years have become famous for grape production and of course wineries. Thanks for your reply!
Go ahead and tent it. If it has only been wilted for a short time it may perk up. All my neighbors are in the wine business and most all well off. We used to grow prunes on the old ranch and managed to survive the 1930s. The same soil now in grapes and he sells the wine for $35 and up. Al
Thanks Al, I have tented and will hope for the best. Same story here, our area grew fruit trees which the farmer said he couldn't make money on....now all in grapes.
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