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Propagating Asian Jasmine from Cuttings

In spring, take 6–8 inch softwood cuttings, strip lower leaves, dip in rooting hormone, plant in warm wet sand, seal in plastic bag. Roots in ~8 weeks. Harden off in shade 10 days before planting out.

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