Owner wants to propagate arms from neighbor's original NY plant for family sharing. Needs cutting location and timing guidance.
Question: Cut at joint middle, above, or below?
Answer: ANYWHERE green tissue exists. Avoid woody/joint centers - won't root. Above or below joint fine, just not IN the woody transition zone.
Green = meristematic = rooting potential. Brown/woody = mature = no rooting.
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