Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Is my cutting rooted?, 0 by Malestrom

Malestrom wrote:
Your experience is as good as gold.
My formula is a no fail formula, assuming on the safe side of risk.
These plants rot so easily sometimes it can be quite upsetting.
I just lost a japanese lantern that proved to be quite healthy last year giving me a load of flowers.
It just sat doing nothing as all my other babies including 2 Scott Pratts all leafed up.
I knew root rot was taking place rrrrrrr... Im cleaning house of all tempermental plumies.
I want the ones that want to live here with me.
Ill not replace any that rot anymore.
Ill also be air rooting my expensive ones and selling the tops.
I want to recoup some of the dough ive put intot his hobby.
I shall remain a seed fan forever, they all seem to want to live.
The only seedlings ive lost were ones I tried repeated grafts on.
They dont like it too much LOL!!
OH BTW!!! I have 2 completely successful grafts now an Irma Bryant and a Pink Pansy
I have 4 other Pink Pansies started a Miami rose 2 Just peachies and somethingelse....
I forget lol!!
The 2 I am claiming success on have pushed nice full heads of new leaves YAAAAY!!
Ill get it yet by gum!!
Ya Ya I know.... pictures please lol!!
heres my peach leaf seedling