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Propagating Dracaena Massangeana Canes from Sprouts

Best in spring but possible now. Use rooting hormone powder. Cut side shoots or trunk sections, remove lower leaves, dip in hormone, plant in soil, firm well, stake if needed. Water normally. Roots in 3-4 weeks; ~75% success. Creates fuller plant.

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