Q: I have a pink lantana that came back healthy after last cold winter. How to propagate?
Try rooting 4-inch cuttings indoors. With winter approaching, can't do outdoors. Biggest obstacle: enough light. Sunny window ledge might suffice but check my PVC light stand plans at bit.ly/GAlightstand. Dust cutting ends with rooting hormone powder, stick a few into 6-inch pot with damp sand. Cover with clear plastic bag for humidity. If all goes well, rooted in 6 weeks. Divide then, give each a small pot to grow until spring.
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