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Now is the time to take
stem cuttings from many
of your favorite plants
and bring them indoors
for the winter.
Of course, you'111 have
to give plants adequate
direct sun, even on the
shortest winter days. A
south-facing window is
ideal for plants you’re
bringing in for winter,
and eastern exposure is
also good if it is totally
unobstructed. Flowering
plants require southern
tiens, browallia and wax
begonia can do quite well
even in western windows.
General guidelines for
taking cuttings are to
measure four- to six-inch
lengths of new growth
with at least three sets of
leaves; pinch off buds or
flowers. Best rooting
media — coqibinations of
peat and sand, or ver-
miculite and perlite, or
vermiculite by itself. Use
three-inch pots, moisten
the planting material,
pinch off the very bottom
leaves of the cuttings and
insert them into the
material up to their
bottom-most leaves.
Within the three-week
rooting period, you’ll
want to keep these cut
ting pots in a cold frame
or in the shade outdoors
— and it’s essential to
keep them moist as well
as cool. As soon as they
have rooted — tug lightly
at stems to see if they
resist — you’ll want to
start giving the plants a
water-soluble fertilizer
every week for about
three weeks more. When
they are in full growth,
transfer them to four-inch
m a sunny wmaow.
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