Thanks Anne! I think I could do that!

Sure you can! It's so fun to see what you can propagate. I thought this was that thread.

Of course you can! This very post by Clint was my inspiration to just do it!

Decent plants are so hard to come by where we live now, especially nice shrubs, so I need to try this soon! I've got amazing lilacs that I'd love to have many more of, as well as a few other shrubs! Since I can't find any to buy, and I am not a big fan of mail ordering shrubs, I need to do this!

Update: Here are some more success stories with the EZ Clone:

Cuphea



Phlox 'Minnie Pearl'


So far all of my Phlox cuttings have taken in this machine. It seems to be excellent for them and hardy Hibiscus. Cuphea seems to love it too.

I have never tried Phlox. Good going!!!!

Impressive!

Karen

Thanks! Petunias are starting to root now. This is my first attempt at those.

Cool!

Clint, are you using Clonex on every thing? I have tried a few cuttings without and it seems to take longer for the roots. Those Phlox look wonderful.

I'm using Clonex. It is good stuff!

Thanks.

Check out my Hibiscus cutting. The roots are huge.

How many day did you have it in the machine? Looking good.

I left it a few weeks. I like to let these get good roots before planting them out.

Awesome.

Karen

Eupatorium fortunei ‘Pink Frost’ (variegated Japanese Joe Pye Weed.) I had to soak this one in water occasionally and mist it more than the other plants. I really wanted this one to root so I really observed it 2 times per day to see if it was ok. If you keep your eye on the cuttings, you can root almost anything. Some plants are more difficult and just need more attention. I even cut the end of the stems slightly if the end doesn't look healthy. I have saved many cuttings by doing that! Hardening them off after rooting is important. I pot them up and leave them in the same lighting for a few days before increasing the light.

Your are becoming a real expert at this. Need to start doing more with mine.

Looks good. Love the ‘Pink Frost’ variegated Japanese Joe Pye Weed, didn't know there was one like that. I will have to look for that in the spring