Do coleus cuttings cut from a plant that was exposed to temperatures of -1°C-0°C have a chance of taking root? I cut off the most damaged leaves, all the leaves are a little wilted
Do coleus cuttings cut from a plant that was exposed to temperatures of -1°C-0°C have a chance of taking root? I cut off the most damaged leaves, all the leaves are a little wilted
That plant can survive! I would make the cutting smaller and divide it into two, only leaving 3 or so nodes below the leaves. Then put it in water to root it. Leaves look pretty healthy. If you have rooting hormone, that will help.
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Until the roots establish, mist the leaves a couple times a day to supplement uptake of water. Keep it inside and out of direct sun for a couple weeks and it will root. Then you can pot it up. It may be pretty big next spring…..
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That plant can survive! I would make the cutting smaller and divide it into two, only leaving 3 or so nodes below the leaves. Then put it in water to root it. Leaves look pretty healthy. If you have rooting hormone, that will help.
Until the roots establish, mist the leaves a couple times a day to supplement uptake of water. Keep it inside and out of direct sun for a couple weeks and it will root. Then you can pot it up. It may be pretty big next spring…..