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Gardening Area => Growing questions and answers => Topic started by: Fontoking61777 on May 18, 2019, 11:47:26 PM
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Hey guys I was wondering how you clone Hawaiian baby woodrose been looking a lot on the internet but can't seem to find much about it my first question is does it need to be grown to maturity in order for you to take a clone my second question is if not can I just clone a leaf or does it stem have to be intact to the leaf also would it do well in just a cup of water or will I need to air layer it: ?
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Thought I should add a pic of plant I'm trying to take a cutting from I bought it on companion plants for $12 so willing to experiment with it if anyone has the best idea on how to go about it
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idk for sure but i rooted a leaf once. it stayed green but never grew into a plant for about a year before i stopped watering it, and it died.
stem+leaf root easily in cup of water, i'd say wait for it to grow 1'f+ tall, then take around 6" cutting below node.. or grow 2' for two cutts.