Hibiscus: Blue Ballerina, 0 by Gibberillins

Gibberillins wrote:
I will see if it is still doing well. It is a pretty small plant still as it is not a very fast grower unless it is pretty warm. As far as rooting goes, I am pretty sure Blue Ballerina roots on its own. I usually just dip the tip in root tone and put it in soil and a plastic bag (keep humidity up) and keep it warm. I rooted Acapulco Gold and Saffron with good success using this method. I should be taking cuttings from quite a few of my plants in about a month if you are interested, I have:

Illuminati
Saffron
Acapulco Gold
Haute Couture
Bonnie Lass

All of which are getting the prune early September. I will also have one piece of Burnt Saffron wood, but I dont know if it will root because it might be too young, but that plant is getting really tall.

I also have a bunch of Graft Only Varieties if you have any grafting wood. Send me a D-mail if you are interested :)

Acapulco Gold attached :)