I'm in need of a wee bit guidance - can you help?
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rooted Salvia cuttings November 2014 |
I took some cuttings of my gorgeous Salvia Amistad back in mid October, as was suggested by a few of you when I raised my concern re getting it through winter. I rooted some in water and also the more conventional way in compost. The ones in water rooted rather quickly (50% success rate) and were potted up into individual pots 2 weeks ago. Those that have successfully rooted in the compost took a bit longer but are now showing signs that they have rooted. Tiny roots are now appearing from the holes in the base of the pot.
This is where I get stuck! Do they need individual pots now or will they happily survive in the same pot for winter? - and - At what point to I nip them out to make them bushier?
These are my first attempts at taking cuttings so am quite excited that I've had some success. Any advice greatly appreciate. Thanks.
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Salvia Amistad and Small Tortoiseshell Butterfly |