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Propagating Roses (Part 2) - May/June 2003
... branch of the parent plant, which is then packed with moss. The wounded area develops roots beneath the moss. Once the root ball is large enough, ... beneath the bark). Make sure all the cambium is removed or the wounded area will form new bark instead of roots. The core of the ... canes are a bit on the thin side. You’ll bury the wounded section under soil, leaving only the tip and its leaves exposed. ...
www.berkeleyhort.com

Fruit Insect Focus, August, 1997
... , and deposit eggs in cracks or under bark scales of wounded sites. Eggs hatch in 7-10 days and larvae burrow, ... to the exudation of gum which oxidizes. Larval feeding enlarges the wounded area which eventually results in complete girdling of the trunk or limb ... Use pheromone traps to monitor male moth (photo 1-120) emergence. Inspect wounded areas (photo 1-124) on the upper trunk, scaffold limbs ...
www.caf.wvu.edu

Cutting example taken from Professor Sargent camellia
... used, it can be applied up to a point an inch or so above the wounded area. The wavy brown line indicated the approximated depth this cutting would be stuck into the ...
www.camellia.gulfcoast-gardening.com

Lesser Peachtree Borer
... established in an injured area, the larvae feed freely on the tender growing bark at the margins of the injured area. If not controlled, they may enlarge the wounded area by feeding until the ... valsa canker fungus organism. The presence of borers is revealed by the sap flowing from wounded areas, which contains brown frass from the larvae. Factors Affecting Abundance Temperature, principally during ...
www.canr.msu.edu

croton propagation
... Home Depot if one is available. Submerge this cut, wounded area that you made into your rooting hormone, shake ... area and slightly water 2 to 3 times a day depending on outside Temperature if its very hot and humid increase your watering, Roots will explode all around the wounded area ... exposing the wood.The cambium layer,a slight green area immediately underneath the bark,should be completely removed ...
www.croton-mania.com

Questions on Amur Maples
... out the canker. The next day the area looked healthy, but had developed a bit of a blackened area over it. I cut this off ... the outer surface, then forming callus tissue, which gradually rolls over the wounded area. Q: We live near Brookings, S.D. We bought the land in ... growing amur maples in a couple of areas. We have discovered that area used to be old cattle or hog lots. The evergreens are doing ...
www.ext.nodak.edu

Marin Rose Society - Cane Borers
... of roses, raspberries and currents. A characteristic slightly swollen area develops around the wounded area of the stem. Canes die back or break at wounded sites, sometimes several weeks after tunneling. They overwinter as ...
www.marinrose.org

Vegetative Propagation of Houseplants - Air Layering
... a small stick within the wound. Dust this area lightly with rooting hormone powder. Next, apply very moist sphagnum peat moss around this wounded area, making a ball about the size of a ...
www.urbanext.uiuc.edu

Easy Fall Propagation Techniques
... Clear all grass or other vegetation from the area that you have selected. The size of the area is up to you. Realistically, you can fit about one cutting per square inch of bed area. You might need a little more area per cutting, it depends on how close you ... the bottom of the cutting. Leave this heel on. It represents a wounded area, and the cutting will produce more roots because of this wound. ...
virtualseeds.com

Association of Societies for Growing Australian Plants - Propagation from Cuttings
... have the area of the remaining leaves reduced by about a third. The lower 15 to 20 mm of the cutting can be 'wounded' to encourage root formation over a larger area; this ...
farrer.riv.csu.edu.au

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