How To Propagate Fruit & Nut Trees From Cuttings
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How To Grow Fruit & Nut Trees From Cuttings:
This is a fantastic video by Rick Gunter- we’ve broken down the “steps” he’s given just below– thanks so much for helping us all, Rick!
Step-By-Step Instructions:
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Cut a branch which has the circumference slightly larger than that of your pointer finger. To transport the branch, place it into a bucket of moist soil.
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With a pair of shears, cut the twigs (small branches) of the branch all the way to the central branch so that the nubs are flush with the branch.
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Cut the branch into several about one foot long branches, being careful to keep each cut as smooth & clean as possible.
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Place up to about 8 of the foot-long segments into a one gallon plastic jug, then add about one inch of water to the jug. Screw the lid on, & after 2 days unscrew the lid for about a second just to release the built up gases. Leave the jugs in a place where they will get partial sun- like under a shade tree or an awning.
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After about 10-14 days, there will be little white nubs or rootlets coming out from the cuttings. They are ready to transplant into a pot of soil so that about 2-3 inches remains above the soil- most of the “stick” (cutting) should remain buried in the moist- but not saturated- soil.
Growing Lemon Trees Can Easily Be Done Using Seeds:
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