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Ok. I trimmed the dead parts of the P. Incense but I definitely want it to grow more. I have to bring it indoors this year. So I'm hoping it will do well. My poor humidifier is going to have to work overtime this winter lol
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That is fine go ahead and keep it trimmed through the winter. Come spring let it grow if you want it to flower. You can trim it back again next winter and root the cuttings
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Thanks Tony. So how far back should I trim it?
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Oh ok. I have it in a 5 gallon pot right now. its a nice size because its not too big. If the cutting i have roots, then I may trim off a few more to root those
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I've trimmed mine back as far as 6" with success....but I was overwintering mine and couldn't bring a huge vine in the house. Even one cut to soil line returned for me.
Keep in mind also that some vines grown from seed don't flower until the 2nd year. After initially pruning your vines and when you have many branches going in every direction, just let them run, as Tony suggests. Some of mine wrapped around my trellis 3 times over! ![]() : ) |
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Oh wow. I'm hoping mine thrive. I cant wait to see the flowers next year
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Oh WOW! that's breath taking. Thanks for posting that pic Tony
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I second that, Cameron. Tony is also an amazing grower of potted citrus trees. I don't always see all the great pictures of plants posted by everyone, and certainly I don't mean to offend other advanced gardeners in the org, but Tony's pictures have caught my eye.
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I have to agree that Tony's pretty fantastic!
![]() Tony, you've got some of the best damn passiflora vines I've ever seen! I'd love to do a seedtrade with you sometime... : ) |
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Rooted this little polka dot cutting under glass. It'll be a deep red color when it gets some sun but here it was today...
![]() Also have dwarf keylime cuttings rooting too. I'll show soon...: ) |
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Trying to root this succulent cutting from Janan...
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Also trying to root these colorful succulent cuttings from Janan as well...
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Re: Trying to root Cuttings?
My Roger Meyer Dragon Fruit cutting is growing roots everywhere...
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Re: Trying to root Cuttings?
Here's the "Leopard Spots" mother of a thousand cutting from JaNan to the left of the photo, that's now shot right up for me...
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Re: Trying to root Cuttings?
Wow...just look at it today! It's growing like crazy...
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AND it's starting to make it's own babies I see! Good job Sherry, resurrecting it from dead!!!! YOU rock!
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Re: Trying to root Cuttings?
Oh and here's another cutting I took today and am working on rooting...
![]() It's a Gaultheria Procumbens "Hillberry" dwarf shrublet that will have red berries on it! ![]() Here too is my morning lights succulent cutting rooted now...it's from JaNan. ![]() ![]() : ) |
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This little plant started from cuttings has really taken off for me...
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