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Rooting Gold Dust Dracaena: Soil with Rooting Hormone Beats Water

After 2 weeks in water with no roots, switch to soil:

Dip cutting in rooting hormone.
Plant in moist potting soil.
Cover loosely with a plastic bag to maintain humidity.
Place in a sunny area.
Roots in 2–4 weeks max.

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