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Water the plant well prior to taking the cuttings. Plants that respond well to this type of propagation are dracaena, dieffenbachia, Monstera or other plants with thick, fleshy stems.
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Production Notes > Dracaena Production Guide ... Semiwoody canes and tips of `Massangeana' are shipped to the U.S. for propagation. Upper ends are usually dipped in wax to prevent desiccation. Cane survival rate can vary from 50 - 100% depending upon care during, and after, harvest.
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Number of roots formed on Dracaena fragrans 'Massangeana' during propagation affected by position of cane on stock plant. Cane grown from 15 October 1990 ...
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GardenWeb - The Internet's Garden Community ... I have a dracaena marginata that has about 4 inches of bare stem on it.I've tried numerous times to propagate my others,and failed,resulting in one dying and another growing a new branch(not bad.). ... RE: Dracaena Marginata Propagation?I Keep Doing Something Wrong.
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I hope it will encourage others to try it with long stems that they have removed from their Dracaenas. You are now the Designated Expert in Dracaena propagation. Before you cut off any of the stems to make them smaller, check to see if the stems have put down roots all along the stem.
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Dracaena propagation? Plant Propagation ... I recently moved house and among the casualties of the move was my quite large dracaena, which apparently fell over in the moving van & broke in half. I am hoping that the half still potted will regenerate, but wonder what to do with the rather large ... Re: Dracaena propagation?
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Hello, I believe the type of Dracaena is Janet Craig. I was given a 3-ft piece which was lopped off at the bottom, hence no roots. I put it in water to root. Then I read I should root it in sand or in Perlite. What do you say? ... ; You are here: Experts > Style > Interior Decorating > House Plants > Dracaena propagation;
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Dracaena's are a diverse genus of plants, but nearly all can be renewed or propagated in the same way. First, try thinning out the crown some. Has it ever flowered for you? If not, you'll be in for a treat: many 'corn plants' ... ; You are here: Experts > Homework Help > Trees > Seeding and Propagation > Dracaena Crown;
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Dracaena. Stem sections relatively slow. ... Spring and early summer propagation usually most ...
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