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Rooting Gold Dust Dracaena Cuttings: Soil Method for Woody Stems

Use 2–3 inch cane sections with at least one node. Lay horizontally or plant upright (lower end down) in seed-starting mix. Cover with a plastic bag for humidity. Place in bright shade. Pot up only after new growth appears.

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