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Association of Societies for Growing Australian Plants - Propagation from Cuttings
... node) as this is claimed to promote more reliable root formation. Whether cutting below a node is absolutely essential ... root formation over a larger area; this is done by removing a small sliver of bark with a sharp knife, as shown in the diagram. Root-promoting chemicals Root ... the highlighted phrase for a higher resolution image [30k] Root formation Most cuttings will 'strike' (ie form roots) in 4 ...
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Plant Propagation - Tricks of the Trade
... at a temperature of about 5-10 degrees C warmer than the top. This encourages root formation rather than foliage growth. With both cuttings and seedlings, the use of heating extends the ...
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ASGAP: Frequently Asked Questions
... potting mix to use for plant propagation? I've seen chemicals that claim to improve root formation on cuttings. Do these work? Are there any deciduous native trees? I've noticed mistletoe ...
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ASGAP - Frequently Asked Questions
... . I've seen chemicals that claim to improve root formation on cuttings. Do these work? There are several hormones that are used to assist root formation on cuttings. The most common is Indole butyric ... should be kept in a cool, dark place when not being used (eg. a refrigerator). Root-promoting hormones are applied to the base of a cutting. This is a talc-based ...
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