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Well, as the title says....?? When it come to flowers, I know very little about growing. I do like lilac bushes though, and I have a nice big bushy one. Someday, Im gonna post all the flowers around my new house so you guys can identify them for me. 
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05-20-2009, 09:51 AM
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| Yes you can take cuttings and root them. Lilacs also will air layer. It is also possible to separate young shoots from an existing plant. Here's a good link for propagating lilacs.  | ||
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05-20-2009, 10:00 AM
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| AWESOME!! Thanks a lot Buzz!! Do you keep them in a humidity dome the same as MJ. They take 3-6 weeks to root from taking cuttings. Should I just do it like MJ in a jiffy dome, or Lou Cypher's method, and leave them in the dome until they root? I bet I could get over 100 cuttings off that bush! Its about 7 feet tall, and 3-4 feet wide! Lots of new green shoots too! Im excited now.
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05-20-2009, 10:05 AM
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| Hmmm... I may do this as well after my next batch of mj clones.
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05-20-2009, 12:24 PM
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05-20-2009, 12:38 PM
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someone should start a, can we clone thread. everyone who knows of cloneable plants can post them up...maybe even tips to do it better for that plant.just another stoned thought. too stoned to do it myself at the moment. why? i dont know. just because. | ||
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I do have room for 15 more lilac bushes, but i may have to give some away if they all root  Quote:
It would be cool if I could clone it all. Or most of it I guess.... 
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05-21-2009, 02:17 AM
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| I wonder if one could clone a japanese smoke tree? i have never seen in its 15 years of life ever put off a seed pod one that would be a nice one to clone >< | ||
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| In response to mattH; I don't think you can clone a rose bush and expect the same plant to grow from the cutting. The reason being that most commercial rose bushes are grafts of one genotype underground (the roots of the plant) and another above ground. The bottom part is a plant that is bred for disease resistance and growth, and the top part is the actual variety "snow fire" or whatever. Of course, I could be talking out me arse, too.  regards, Pops
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