I have a few varieties of clerodendrons and am amazed at how different some are from each other. I'd like to take cuttings. Some have loads of new soft, green, vine like stems, while others are woody and more shrub like. Can I take cuttings and use rooting hormone? Should I air-layer? Can I take some of the soft green stems and root those in water? This is the first year I've grown clerodendrons and don't know much about them though they are quite easy to grow and bloom profusely. I love any plant that's low maintenance and beautiful.
Karyn
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