rpebinger
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Having (hopefully) pulled off my first successful air layer a month or two ago - I am emboldened to ramp up such efforts when the spring warmth returns. A couple of questions popped into my noggin' while planning....
* Is there such a thing as too thick or too thin a branch to attempt an air layer on? Moreover - is there an ideal girth that yields the best result?
* Is it possible to air layer a branch of a potted croton? Will this yield too much of a set-back that would preclude the potted plant from having a successful air layer - or diminish the success rate because its potted?
Thank you all,
~ Rich
* Is there such a thing as too thick or too thin a branch to attempt an air layer on? Moreover - is there an ideal girth that yields the best result?
* Is it possible to air layer a branch of a potted croton? Will this yield too much of a set-back that would preclude the potted plant from having a successful air layer - or diminish the success rate because its potted?
Thank you all,
~ Rich