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myhres Marshfield, WI(Zone 4b) May 10, 2004

Has anyone ever started bacopa from a cutting? I thought I read somewhere that bacopa was rooted easily, but don't remember if it was in water or vermiculite.

Also, I found a use for those old insulators from telephone poles. I put them over tip cuttings in individual pots and they act like a little cloche to keep the cutting moist.

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RikerBear Seattle, WA(Zone 8b) May 10, 2004

I root cuttings of it all the time. (well as I accidently snap a stem off that is :-) )
I just clip the end cleanly and drop it in a glass of water on the window sill....they root up in a bout 10 days.

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myhres Marshfield, WI(Zone 4b) May 10, 2004

Thank you. That seems easy enough!

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RikerBear Seattle, WA(Zone 8b) May 10, 2004

Now you've gone and jinxed yourself LOL hehehehehehe

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JRush Guilford, CT(Zone 7a) May 11, 2004

I have pulled pieces off the main plant & rooted them easily. I start with 1 and keep splitting until I have about 12 or so each year. It doesn't mind at all!

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