nostr:nprofile1qqsy4qnl22k3cde04ksx560y0pwvnpz70yktkm2nqsgudn3849kw7lgpzdmhxue69uhhwmm59e6hg7r09ehkuef05sau62 trying to copy you. Have some citrus clippings in pea gravel. Holes drilled in bottom of cups and in a tub of water. This is a attempt at proof of concept. Any tips appreciated 🙏 
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Elaborate what are you doing? I have a 🍋 tree so I can try the same
Trying to root some cuttings. I have never tried it before so no advice to offer.
Let me know was well. I tried to prpogate some cuttings from my lemon tree which I had to leave behind when I moved last year. They all died. But I tried in soil in pots.
Interesting. Is this a approach particular to citrus? 2-4 nodes under moist soil has always worked for me but I've never dealt with citrus. Also I've always used a common rooting powder with willow bark extract but I'm not sure if it actually makes a difference.
No clue. Making it up as I go. You can just try stuff
Only leave 1/2 leaves, you can even cut them in half. Less water will transpire from the plant. Put in shade, you could try a humidity dome as well if you are in a dry area.
If you are able to do a flood and drain system, even better.
I’m not sure if those plants root easily, mulberry, elderberry, sweet potato, mint would be some good ones to start with - give you some success.
The internets say that my key lime tree should be easy to propertate. I have some spearmint I can do too but that stuff spreads like a weed