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air layering
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How to Air-Layer Trees and Vines with Just Water
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In a previous article, I mentioned how one could easily propagate the Bougainvillea with just water . There was one query asking if other g...
Air-Layering Technique with Plain Water - Part 2
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(This is the continuation from Part 1 ) With the bottle now covered and secured, water and fertilize the plant as usual. Occasionally che...
Air-Layering Technique with Plain Water
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It was almost incredible to learn that some gardeners have professed to being able to propagate plants with just plain water. By this, I d...
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Easy Compound Marcotting or Air-Layering for Quick Propagation
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Spawned by the article on serpentine air-layering , I'm writing this one on how to easily propagate your favorite vines using compound m...
Air-Layering Technique to Revive Dried Marcots - Syringe Solution
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In a recent article, I discussed how I revived a drying air-layer with a nozzle bottle technique . It was effective as was shown by the res...
Serpentine Air-Layering or Compound Marcotting
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Propagating the Golden Garland Tutorial The Nong Nooch Vine aka Golden Garland The Nong Nooch vine (Petraeovitex bambusetorum), also ...
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Air-Layering Technique to Revive Dried Marcots - Nozzle Bottle Solution
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A few days ago, I noticed some of the newly marcotted or air-layered Cape Honeysuckle (Tecoma capensis) had foliage that looked a bit wilted...
Air Layering or Marcotting (Rangoon Creeper)
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The Rangoon Creeper (Quisqualis indica or Combretum indicum) is also known by the common names: Chinese honeysuckle, Burma Creeper, Scarlet ...
Splinting Weak Air-Layered Branches (Rangoon Creeper)
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Although it may not be the best propagation technique that works for me, I've managed to propagate a few Rangoon Creeper (Quisqualis ind...
Air Layering Marcots in Crowded Branches (Nong Nooch vine)
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I've always favored marcotting (or air-layering) as a propagation technique over stem cuttings. If possible, I would air layer several...
Tip to Pre-Label Marcots or Air-Layers
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In the first part of this two-part series, I discussed a technique to identify marcots for pre-labeling them in a multi-plant garden pot. ...
Identifying and Pre-Labeling Marcots
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When we were still in a buying frenzy for bougainvilleas, one of the pots we bought had two bougainvillea plants in it. One had white bract...
Using Coconut Husk for Air Layering or Marcotting
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The coconut husk is one of the by-products of the coconut industry. Coconut husk is also known as the mesocarp component of the coconut fru...
Air Layering Propagation Materials & Tips
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This article is a continuation of a previous article on my Air Layering Kit . This gardening article discusses materials and other tools ou...
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Air Layering Kit and Propagation Tips
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In a recent article, I discussed the steps in my air layering propagation technique as well as the instructions on how to harvest and plant...
Harvesting & Potting Air Layered Plants
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After doing the steps for air layering on your plant, you wait until the adventitious roots start to appear. For the Chinese Bell flower p...
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Steps for Air Layering or Marcotting
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When I was in high school, a team of plant technicians from the Bureau of Plant Industry visited our school. They were to show a demo on va...
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