Re: exposure for cuttings

----- You will need to keep the box shaded or the cuttings will cook. Do you
not have a shaded area to put them?   I did some 2 weeks ago and plan to
stick some clematis whenever this rain lets up since someone just had to cut
his plants and I took them.  Never turn down anything is my rule.
I have also found that cuttings root not just by the calendar.  Since it has
been such a late spring the new wood is still quite soft.
Nancy   Tennessee

> I just took cuttings  (yes, I realize I'm late) of Hydrangea, Weigela,
Rosa,
> Deutzia, Syringa.  I stuck them in medium in a clear storage box with a
> clear lid.  I know enough not to put the box in full sun, but I don't
think
> (from past experience) that they get enough light exposure in my Florida
> room.  Under what light conditions would you place the box?
>
> Kitty
> neIN, Z5
>
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