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Hi, I have Dracaena marginata and Ficus elastica that I want to take cuttings from. The two Ficus are gangly and somewhat, um, wide and flattened side to side in growth, having been living on a windowsill. The Dracaena are just getting a bit too tall. I searched the forums and found a post recommending air layering for the Ficus, but couldn't find anything definitive about the Dracaena. I assume air layering would be less traumatic, but would it make much difference in the long run? I have taken cuttings in the past, and they root fine (lol, I accidentally typed 'rot' first!) but would I see better results from air layering?
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