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Wanted : Arctic Kiwi cuttings , fig and raspberry

12 years ago

Looking for Arctic Kiwi cuttings, rooted or not, figs, and raspberries.

Have alot to trade, please take a look. Would like larger trades only to make the shipping worth it.

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Charlie
12 years ago
My comment on your post did not show up, so I am sending it again.

I have Artic Kiwi cuttings (both male and female), which were taken while dormant. They were put in water on February 19 and currently have 3 - 6 inches of new green growth, but no roots. I am going to attempt rooting by cutting away un-needed hardwood; applying a rooting harmone; and placing in a rooting medium to see if the roots will appear. I will keep them in a shaded area during this process. I also have Turkey Fig and Everbearing Fig plants from which I can take cuttings later in the spring. If I can help you out, let me know.

See my page for the plants I would like to have.

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