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Re: passiflora

Miekal And wrote:
> 
> several weeks ago I made a query about rooting various passiflora
> cuttings & several said that they could be simply rooted in water as
> slips.  well I tried 8" cuttings of new growth of four different kinds
> including p. quadrangularis & p. edulis.  All but quadrangularis have
> withered & died, & quad is alive but showing no signs of rooting.
> ideas?
> 
> while Im firing off questions, I also have an unnamed species of acacia,
> 6" long by 1/4" leaves, growing in 5 gal buckets.  Will greenwood
> cuttings of these root?  maybe a little hormone?
> 
> miekal
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Sorry but I did not notice the Acacia question the first time I read
your letter...when I was a young child in Colorado, my Mom would cut
suckers off Acacia trees after they bloomed and stick them into 1 gallon
pots w\o hormone...most of them rooted but it was warm out and, when I
look back, when it came to plants she seemed blessed and unable to fail!
It seems that the impossible happens most often when there is heat.
      I am in OREGON...I wish we had Acacia trees, the thorns verses the
blossoms were a nice dicotomy.
                             "DEE" Maujean@cyber-dyne.com
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