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Old 07-31-2009, 11:24 AM   #46 (permalink)
jenny1956
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Default Re: Hydopronic Bananas

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You can clone a plant using a technique called air layering.
Hello Ohio's best, You were talking about air layering. What is it?
It was my birthday the other day and my workmates gave me bunch of roses and cards. The next couple of days i noticed new growth coming from different parts of the rose cuttings. Being an avid gardner i looked on the internet how to plant them. Eventually i came across something but i might not have done it to the book.

I cut the bottoms of the stalks off slanted. With a knife i marked along the side at the bottom of the stalked. Cut the heads of the stalks off. And dug a hole and planted them. Here are the pictures there not the best. [IMG][/IMG]
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