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Kathy4

April 22, 2001
12:29 AM

Post #3960

Purchased a hanging basket of Million bells terra Cotta today...got it home and removed wrapping to find lots of broken vines and stems.How can I propogate these? In water or sterile potting soil? Anyone have any ideas that would help me out. I hate throwing these cuttings in the trash. Last year I was successful in rooting roses using the Zip Lock Baggie Method and sterile potting soil...was wandering if this technique would work for the Million Bells too? Any ideas out here? Thanks, Kathy.

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