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i have like 6 pieces of dieffenbachia stalk and i want to grow new plants. i tryed laying them down burried in the soil and 2 weeks later the soil was still wet so i pulled them out and they were staring to rot so i cut off the rot and burried them upright. i am using a miracle gro potting soil with some pearlite in it. what exactly do i have to do and where should i keep it.
To root lay on sid & only cover ONE-HALF the stem... the soil should be damp not weet. If stan up then apply 0.1% IBA Rooting hormone & again the soil should be damp not wet. The stem should have been air dried for 12-24 hours befor sticking in soil & be sure to have the stem right side up (the same direction it was growing) the sap of this plant may be dangerous.
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