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12-19-2008, 09:01 AM
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My will cutting has some good little roots apearing sticking out a half a cm or so, it's covered in a fuzzy algae though, should I do anything to remove this?
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| So i oxygenated via bubble and seem to have stimulated root growth, the roots are about twice as large now, and the algae has like flowered or something, I just put it in some fresh water and removed as much of the algae as possible.we'll give it a few days to see if the willow rutes will prevail. Can trees be rooted in the dark?
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