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Posted: Jul/13/2006 2:43 PM PST
I had many angel trumpet to root for me in water over the winter. I found that they did best quite by mistake.. I received the cuttings with paper towel around them...stuck them in water with paper towel around them...next thing i know they have roots. Peggy |
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Posted: Jul/16/2006 1:22 PM PST
I root Brug cuttings that are 4 inches to 4 feet and they all root. |
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Posted: Jul/16/2006 1:27 PM PST
I have had very good success with the brugs, 10" sections and up. The Confederate Rose I have used 2 ft. sections when they are done blooming in the fall, put them in a bucket of water in a protected area: porch, garage out of frost areas and let them sit over the winter. They do take a long time this way, but by sping you should have plenty of rooted pieces to pot up or plant out. Trudy |
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Posted: Jul/26/2006 9:13 PM PST
A garden friend did butterflybush from a snapped off branch in water.South sun late May '05 (when it happened). Im trying 1st time and havent succeded yet  Kale
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Posted: Aug/16/2006 7:38 PM PST
I got a clipping today of a vine plant - a perrenial which is called "Dutch" something or other. It has large strong rounded leaves about the size of an adult hand or larger. I want to know if I can successfully root it inside so I can plant it next spring - or do I do it late this fall? I want to plant it so it will cover my greenhouse. Is this possible? Cheers - I love this forum! |
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Posted: Aug/18/2006 4:08 PM PST
Thanks everyone for all your info - it turns out I have a clipping of Dutchmans pipe. It is so beautiful, I really hope it roots so I can keep it in soil over the winter until spring somes. Its a hardy vine but apparently you can even grow it in a large container outside - who knew! Julie |
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Posted: Aug/20/2006 2:55 PM PST
Lucky Bamboo does great just in water. I have 4 of them inside and 2 out in a small pond. |
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Posted: Aug/30/2006 8:55 PM PST
These have all rooted in water for me, but I usually like to root in straight perlite: Pothos Plectranthus Mint Basil African Violet Avocado Pepper Willow thats all I can drum up right now.... Vera |
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Posted: Aug/30/2006 11:40 PM PST
Rueilla will root in water. |
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Posted: Aug/31/2006 1:03 AM PST
I've forgotten all that has been mentioned but I have done varigated sedum too and it worked. Right now I am starting a lot of clippings so I have strong plants to bring in this fall. I have lantana, bleeding heart vine, mexican petunia and a sun loving coleus all in water and indirect sun right now. |
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