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Re: Clemantis from seed/cuttings

> this is the normal procedure that nurseries use.  They are propagated 
> from INTERNODAL CUTTINGS [as opposed to NODAL cuttings, which are the way 
> you usually prepare stem cuttings].  Cuttings are taken from a stem in 
> growth [you can let your dog harvest the vine if you like!].  The stem is 
> cut half-way between each pair of leaves.  You can cut off the stem above 
> the leaves, with a T-shaped piece remaining. 

So this cutting would be scored (slightly cut through) between each
node, and totally bereft of leaves, correct?


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