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Correa cuttings - when to expect roots?
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Posted by Lou_aust Melb, Vic (My Page) on Thu, Jun 2, 05 at 18:08
| I took numerous cuttings from various of my correas during autumn. They look OK in the pot - ie the few leaves I left on haven't withered away. I've given them 2 serves of plant starter but realise I have no idea when I'm sposed to check them or pot them into single pots or whether they can be transplanted straight into the garden. advice appreciated |
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RE: Correa cuttings - when to expect roots?
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| Usually strike pretty quickly if the right material is taken - new growth hardened off but springs back when bent. (It should not be too woody) Wounding helps as does heat and mist. |
RE: Correa cuttings - when to expect roots?
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| We pot up when roots appear out the bottom of the pots of cuttings. With Clonex treatment at preparation time plus bottom heat and misting, it takes around 3-4 weeks for roots to appear at the bottom of the pots. |
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