Tropicals & Tender Perennials: help me understand, 0 by RA49

RA49 wrote:
I found that the original "Y" stays the same height from the ground but then new "Y's" form on that one and they are the ones the subsequent flowers come on so that the actual flowering part of the plant gets higher and higher.
If you want to get the original "Y" closer to the ground, I air layer it and cut it off and root it, thus reducing the length of bare stem below the flowering parts.
Here is one of my air layered sites.

Sorry, I meant plant it after the airlayered site has rooted, not cut it off and root it.


This message was edited Friday, Jan 3rd 10:30 PM