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Re: [nafex] Mist Propagation Alternatives

From: Lucky Pittman <Lucky.Pittman@murraystate.edu>
To: nafex@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [nafex] Mist Propagation Alternatives
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 14:21:17 -0600

Interesting method, Tom.

I've never tried it that way, but will give it a go. Have, in the past,
used glass jars inverted over individual cuttings as 'humidity chambers'.

I commonly prepare a jar of 'willow water', but sticking some fresh-cut
willow twigs in a container of water and use that to water cuttings I'm
attempting to root(in addition to dipping in rooting hormone). Wonder if
the 'natural' rooting hormones secreted by the willow twigs would pass
through the terra cotta pot?

Lucky Pittman
USDA Zone 6
Hopkinsville, KY

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[nafex] Mist Propagation Alternatives, Tom Olenio, 01/31/2001
- Re: [nafex] Mist Propagation Alternatives, Helga and Bert Dunn, 01/31/2001
  - Re: [nafex] Mist Propagation Alternatives, Thomas Olenio, 01/31/2001
- Re: [nafex] Mist Propagation Alternatives, Lucky Pittman, 01/31/2001
  - Re: [nafex] Mist Propagation Alternatives, Tom Olenio, 01/31/2001
    - Re: [nafex] Mist Propagation Alternatives, Lucky Pittman, 01/31/2001
    - Re: [nafex] Mist Propagation Alternatives, Helga and Bert Dunn, 01/31/2001
      - Re: [nafex] Mist Propagation Alternatives, jim, 01/31/2001
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- Re: [nafex] Mist Propagation Alternatives, Gordon C. Nofs, 01/31/2001
  - Re: [nafex] Mist Propagation Alternatives, Tom Olenio, 01/31/2001