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The Hollyberry Lady · 10-26-2010, 05:28 PM

Wow...cool Cameron!

As you know, I've rooted passiflora cuttings before too, and in fact one of them I sent to Bob recently in the States.

They really are not difficult and take a few weeks. East light or a grow light is preferable. Just make sure, as I have mentioned already, that the leaves are not touching the covering while rooting is taking place.

Here's some stuff I am currently rooting:

"Sticks on Fire" (Euphorbia Tirucalli) succulent cuttings from Bob...

Rooted Martha Washington Pelargonium cutting in wine glass filled with water. You can see the roots...

Roger Meyer Dragon Fruit cutting from Bob & Patty...

: )

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