Mr.Unsleep
11-05-2007, 07:05 PM
***** roots readily; although if you have access to a Willow tree, one or two short twigs in the water may speed up the rooting process.
Does willow trees have something I'm not aware of that speeds up rooting, or a chemical or hormone aiding growing?
It's refering to a plant that doesnt produce viable seeds, and readily roots without rooting hormone. I forget he name of this process, but any section of stem will grow roots once it hits the ground.
Does willow trees have something I'm not aware of that speeds up rooting, or a chemical or hormone aiding growing?
It's refering to a plant that doesnt produce viable seeds, and readily roots without rooting hormone. I forget he name of this process, but any section of stem will grow roots once it hits the ground.
