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Originally Posted by CValentine
PS - Bought another of the variegated Hydrangeas...this one has a branch with all solid white(light) leaves on in it.
I am going to wait to see how it grows & take a root cutting to see what happens with it.
(Sorry, newbie to plant propagation...I hope it will produce a light leaved plant...any help out there??)  |
Thanks,Cheryl
If you google hydrangea cuttings, you should find some instructions for rooting them. I'm not sure about root cuttings, but stem cuttings of hydrangea are supposed to root very easily.
I had one with all white leaves on one side and set it behind the others to save it for myself. Someone bought it before I had a chance to take it out of my plant sale area.
The cuttings will remain the same ....they'll just have roots and be independent of the original plant.