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please take this survey if you have time. i want to know how people go about rooting "fresh" cuttings. for the sake of the survey fresh is considered less than one day old. and the verb callous refers to the actual production of callous tissue. you can give as much explanation as you think necessary.
a) do you start rooting cuttings immediately (i.e. 12 hours or less)?
b) do you wait a day or two for the cut to dry?
c) do you wait for the cutting to callous (i.e. actually produce callous tissue)?
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