Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Plumie Pictures - What's Blooming Now, 0 by Clare_CA

Clare_CA wrote:
Weegy,

I did the same thing against the house. This is what it used to look like below before I took the roses out.

Your other cutting must have took off and rooted quickly. The big cuttings do tend to root even more quickly than the smaller cuttings, it seems, and in our zone we can just stick them in the ground to root if we want to. It may be that the location was not ideal for this one that struggled. It might have had something to do with too much shade and the pepper tree as you said.

B-1 is what you are looking for. It alleviates transplant shock and can be found in the garden dept. at Home Depot. I forget what it says on the bottle. I just pour in about a tablespoon or two per gallon of water.