| Back by Popular Demand: Steve Explains Air Layering/Grafting
Featured in this month's GoinGreen segment, Steve explains how to air layer and graft in order to propagate your plants.
- Place damp moss or coconut husk on foil.
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- Add root tone to moss or coconut husk.
- See Image: Skin bark off a section of the stem (air layer) or make a diagonal slit in stem and add moss in the slit (graft).
- See Image: Wrap foil with moss or coconut husk around stem.
- Check to see if roots begin to grow in about a month if not wrap it back up and wait a little longer.
- Once roots come out, gently cut stem below the roots and plant in a pot.
- Let roots set in before planting in the ground.
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