How to Propagate Umbrella Plants (Schefflera) from Cuttings
18.01.2024 - 23:01 / backyardgardener.com / Frederick Leeth
Cuttings: I use composted manure mixed with sawdust to root cuttings in — it works great; don’t need rooting hormones.
Cutting Potting Mix 2
5 Bushels of Perlite (horticultural grade)
4 Bushels of Peat (Coarse grade)
3 Bags of Aqua Sand (Equivalent to approx. 3 Bushels)
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How to Propagate Umbrella Plants (Schefflera) from Cuttings
Winter is, broadly speaking, the ideal time to prune most trees and shrubs.
This is that time of year when we take cuttings of our beloved plants. These are the indoor plants that grew too big over the summer months, the perennials we would like to increase in numbers rather than dividing, or from bringing in an entire annual plant from outside.
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Standard Potting Mix
Cornell Epiphytic Soil Mixture Recipe
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Yes I know it’s unusual for me to blog mid week, but there is a lot to do in the greenhouses and out in the garden.
From Hobby Greenhouses in Alberta
Cuttings: I use composted manure mixed with sawdust to root cuttings in — it works great; don’t need rooting hormones.
George Schenk’s recipe for the ideal soil for growing plants in shade.