Go out and buy some perlite and rooting hormone. Follow directions on
the hormone package, find a node, if you know how to make a heel cut,
make one at the node and stick that into moist perlite. Put a plastic
bag over the whole shebang and in about 3 months you may have roots.
Victoria
In <chull-0303981703450001 at ts2port70.port.net> chull at interport.net
writes:
>>>I'm looking for help or direction in my effort to root four ginkgo
cuttings.
>>I live in NYC, and there are several 20- to 30-foot ginkgo trees
across
>the street from my apartment. A delivery truck snapped off a low
branch on
>one of them, and I broke off 2- to 3-foot sections from the ends of
four
>branches. This happened three days ago, and I have had them stuck in a
>vase of water since. What else can I do to root these and eventually
plant
>them? (By the way, the planting would take place in North Texas, where
I'm
>moving in a couple of weeks.)
>>Any information about how to do this, or where to find information
about
>it, would be greatly appreciated.
>>ch
>>--
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