posted by Dani on Jan 1
whats your excuse asked:
my tree fell over last year in a storm and is proped up and i dont think it will survive,that’s why i want to take a cutting.
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my tree fell over last year in a storm and is proped up and i dont think it will survive,that’s why i want to take a cutting.
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January 4th, 2009 at 5:32 pm
I don’t know…but I can’t believe they censored this! Yahoo strikes again! rotflmao
January 5th, 2009 at 7:57 am
sure you can. i did this years ago. cut off a section about 18 inches long, strip off about 6-8 inches of leaves from the bottom. i stuck it in a soda bottle with plain water from the faucet. in a few weeks roots were growing and i just dug a little hole and stuck it in the ground. its now over 30 feet tall and growing. however, these are not the best trees if you live in the south. also, they needs humongous amount of water. if you have a spot on your property that accumulates water or is always wet, that would be a good place to plant. i have also heard that the roots will find their way into sewer lines, but have no first hand knowledge of that. anyway, just try it, what do you have to lose?
January 7th, 2009 at 4:06 pm
Just put it in a wet place, it should root in warm weather.
January 9th, 2009 at 8:36 am
Willow trees of any kind are the easiest to root of almost any plant. You can stick them in water and they will root, or even in a pot of soil, that is kept moist, they will root in 4-6 wks. (water in which willow cuttings have been is also great as a rooting hormone to start other plants).