I accidently knocked off a small branch of my Daphne, and there is material for both hardwood and softwood cuttings. I'll take both of course; which work best for you, and what was the best method?
Thanks
Caro
soft wood and semi-ripe would be ideal this time of the year..though I can't see why not hardwood would not take.. they are just little slower to root.
I usually take all types of cutting when there is plenty of material to deal with and usually the semi-ripe takes well for me.
Not easy things to get to root, either types. You really do need some form of bottom heat and a close atmosphere to succeed.
.....and if you ever consider the saved seed route, mine is still only 18 inches high from a 2007 sowing.
Ninny
Quote from: Palustris on July 13, 2012, 17:30:13
Not easy things to get to root, either types. You really do need some form of bottom heat and a close atmosphere to succeed.
would a polytunnel do, instead of switching on a propagator at this time of year for just one pot?