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Cloning VFTs

11 years ago

How do I clone a VFT? Has anyone tried?

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tommyr_gw Zone 6

11 years ago

You take a leaf pulling. Google it.

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allen456
11 years ago
Would a division be a clone?
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Smugung
Original Author
11 years ago
Yeah but it takes a while
tommyr_gw Zone 6
11 years ago
Yes.
purslanegarden
11 years ago

I guess that the plant which results from a flower stem cutting should also be a clone.
Jacques (MP, South Africa, like zone 9)
11 years ago
After I took my store-bougth VFT from the fridge for its dormancy I managed to divide it into 7 plants. All 7 are growing extremely well!
tommyr_gw Zone 6
11 years ago
Excellent! Congrats!

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