That is such a great question and so important to the success of Samaschool.

4.3 Epiphytes, aerial plantlets, and cuttings without roots

Yeah, that's what I think would make Cold Fusion more relevant this year.

Houseplant propagation is a good way to grow more of your favorite plants.

NATURAL REGENERATION: Renewal of trees by natural seeding, sprouting, suckering, or layering.

When done properly, air layering can produce new roots in as little as two weeks.

Provignage" (stem layering) [1] to renew the plants is confirmed by the perpendicular trenches.

Marcotting (splitting young trees) and grafting are also possible but more difficult.

Air layering is another alternative to obtain new plants similar to the parent plant.

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Essentially, layering is the process of getting roots established on a branch that's still attached to the mother plant.

Layering is a technique that has long been incorporated within studio production techniques.

Propagate via seed, layering or cuttings in USDA hardiness zones 5 to 8.

Air layering can actually happen naturally in the wild when a branch touches the ground.

Each plant is propagated by pollination, but we can force multiplication through the taking of cuttings or air layering.