kihaku-gato: beesgreen: kihaku-gato: husbandryandharvest: Today I divided up the hardy kiwis I had l
kihaku-gato:beesgreen:kihaku-gato:husbandryandharvest:Today I divided up the hardy kiwis I had layered in the fall.I made four new 1 gallon kiwi plants.SO IT CAN BE DONE! This gives me some hope. Any instructions/tips involving layering of kiwis? I got an Actinidia kolomikta that I’ve wanted to propagate for a while now, and layering has appeared to be the only option that could come to mind even though it wasn’t really mentioned in any literature for this species (cuttings apparently are low success and seed requires…. well, fruit, which I don’t have xD).wait wait, whats Layering??? :O Please inform this smol plantblrLayering could almost be thought of as doing cuttings while the cuttings are still connected to the parent plant. There are several types of layering that are often done depending on the plant and situation:Plants that are layered are often ones that would normally die before rooting if they were done via cuttings. Vines, trees, and shrubs tend to be the groups of plants where this method is practiced.What a great chart/graphic! V loves the bottom/right one of “mound or stool layer”, he uses it extensively. We’ve also used “simple layer” to propagate an old azalea. -- source link
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