Mid-Atlantic Gardening: Afterthoughts of the Chinese Swap on 2-23, 1 by HollyAnnS

HollyAnnS wrote:
Sorry I have been missing, Yes, Yes, Yes they are are my OSP.
Gita, I can't find a D-mail. But I keep the tubers in water when I am starting them. In fact one summer I put one in an old watering can and kept it that way all summer long. You can plant the tuber if you want to. When the starters get several inches long I pull them loose from the tuber and put them in a rooting jar then when they get some nice root growth I move them to small pots. I usually move them into those 6 cells packs and then up pot them to a 4 inch pot as they grow. You can check out this link I started about propagating OSP.
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/809595/
Critter, I haven't given up on those cuttings yet.

This message was edited Mar 6, 2008 11:37 PM