Will it Root?

[ohiobruce]

My grandson and I were looking around outside today and he found my discard pile from when I made CH cuttings last November.
I grabbed the largest stick and scratched it with my knife. It's about 22mm at the base and 57cm long.
Think it will root?

 

[superdave336]

Probably, go for it.

 

[Figgerlickinggood]

I agree. Go for it.

 

[ohiobruce]

I cut it into three pieces and it's soaking now. I'll report back in June.

 

[ktrain]

It's still got life in it!

 

[Figless]

You can do it

 

[TorontoJoe]

Looks good. I've rooted older cuttings (because I lost and then found them). That one looks pretty decent.

 

[ohiobruce]

Kind of amazing that it laid outside, unprotected, since November 9th. And we had a rough winter.

 

[TorontoJoe]

Kind of amazing that it laid outside, unprotected, since November 9th. And we had a rough winter.

Figs..... tougher than you think!

 

[Italian4u]

My grandson and I were looking around outside today and he found my discard pile from when I made CH cuttings last November.
I grabbed the largest stick and scratched it with my knife. It's about 22mm at the base and 57cm long.
Think it will root?

Only one way to find out lol put it to root!

 

[Crabby127]

Wow what a find! Good luck and happy rooting

 

[Figabilly]

My grandson and I were looking around outside today and he found my discard pile from when I made CH cuttings last November.
I grabbed the largest stick and scratched it with my knife. It's about 22mm at the base and 57cm long.
Think it will root?

Give it a go!

 

[ohiobruce]

I cut it into 3 pieces, soaked them for 2 days, dipped them in Dip n Grow, added some Mykos to the potting mix, and put 2 in cups and one in a 4x12 tree pot.

I'll report back when they either root, rot, or dry up.

 

[ohiobruce]

One cup is showing roots.

 

[rogerfwright]

It's still got life in it give it A go.