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hi. I found these broken stems on my way to work this morning under a beautiful magnolia figo tree, knocked by some passing vehicle. How can I propagate it? Specifically remove leaves or not? Shorten the cuttings or not? How porous a Rooting medium? I would really appreciate any input. I live in zone 6a
This piece of plant material is too old for producing a good cutting.
What you need is younger growth - the stuff at the tip. I can't tell from your photo how long the youngest growth was.
If you ask the owner of the tree, I am sure they would let you cut off some fresh pieces. Cut off slightly longer lengths than you need so that when you are ready to make the cuttings, you can give them a fresh cut. So maybe select 6" lengths to be cut down to about 4" when you make the cuttings.
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