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Lani has rooted...

Dave in NoVA • N. Virginia • zone 7A

10 years ago

....my Lani just started to root last month. It has an inflo coming out, but no leaves yet. But since I see some pretty healthy roots in the plastic container, I'm definitely leaving the inflo on. Bloom baby, bloom! This cutting sat on a shelf in my basement all winter. Then I potted up in early April.

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Loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, Virginia
10 years ago
Looking great Dave!!! Congratulations

Laura
plumerias_lover
10 years ago
Hello Dave,

I'd like to try to root some cuttings in plastic containers like the one you're using. Do I need to make some holes at the bottom of the containers?

Thanks!
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Dave in NoVA • N. Virginia • zone 7A
Original Author
10 years ago
Yes, i always put holes in. Not sure it is absolutely necessary if you really watch the watering and soil moisture.

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