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Honey suckle

Alan4711Alan4711 Posts: 1,657
in The potting shed
Hi all its me again, Now im moving home very shortly and iv got a one year old honey suckle trained up the wall about 7 feet high ,doing really fantastic on Nettle tea, Anyway dare i take a few cuttings around now to take with us or No and if yes will the cutting in a jar of water do the rooting job hoping good luck all, Alan 4711

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  • MuddyForkMuddyFork Posts: 435

    You have nothing to lose by trying.  I would put the cuttings in a pot of compost to root rather than water.  5 or 6 cuttings to a pot and then put inside a poly bag to keep them moist.

  • figratfigrat Posts: 1,619

    Or you could try both. My honeysuckle roots in the gutter above it, I've taken those out and planted them straight in the garden or potted them up and given them to friends.

  • Alan4711Alan4711 Posts: 1,657
    Right then many thanks for the help, both then cheers all Alan
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