Oleander Propagation - Knowledgebase Question

Crawford, WV
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Question by keirad
August 2, 1998
I have a beautiful Oleander that I would like to propagate, can this be done and if it can, how?


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Answer from NGA
August 2, 1998
Oleander isn't difficult to propagate at all! Take 3-4" cuttings in July. Moisten the cut ends, and dip them in a rooting hormone such as "Rootone", and stick them powdered side down in a moist, sterile, soilless potting mix. Cut the bottom out of one of those clear, plastic 2 liter soda bottles and place it over the pot. Give the pot plenty of light but never direct sun, the cuttings usually root in 4-6 wks.

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