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[[File:Cuttings greenhouse.jpg|250px|thumb|right|A small plastic greenhouse used for cuttings. The plastic cover keeps the cuttings humid while rooting (a prerequisite for the cuttings to catch on). The cuttings are from Buxus sempervirens.]]
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File:Lava grit for sowing in pots.jpg|For pre-sowing in pots i use lava grit to cover the seeds. Diameter of the top of the pot shown here is about 4 inches.
 
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File:Space for sowing in pots.jpg|Arrangement for pre-sowing in pots
 
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Latest revision as of 16:40, 26 January 2012

A small plastic greenhouse used for cuttings. The plastic cover keeps the cuttings humid while rooting (a prerequisite for the cuttings to catch on). The cuttings are from Buxus sempervirens.
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  • For pre-sowing in pots i use lava grit to cover the seeds. Above the seed a layer of lava grit of about twice the thickness of the size of the seeds. Using lava grit makes it easier to control the delicate process of pre-sowing. It protects against drying out and it's easier to know how thick the layer is above the seeds. It also keeps the seeds at their place when watering the pots.

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