Tropicals & Tender Perennials: rooting brugs, 0 by Gitagal

Gitagal wrote:
Tony--

You do not HAVE TO necessarily cut just above the "Y". You can cut anywhere
from a stem--even below the "Y". It is absolutely OK.
The drawback is that the new plant will have to grow to the point where it will "Y"
before it blooms. That is always a "given'.
Cuttings taken from above the "Y" already have that "into them" and bloom sooner.

Your plant will be perfectly healthy no matter where you take a stem cutting from.
Just make sure it is woody--NOT green or soft.
You could even take a section of the main trunk and root that. Plop it straight into
some fresh potting mix and wait...

Here is a novelty picture---Hard to believe...but it is true.

Gita