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Mandevilla Propagation: Tip Cuttings in Spring

Standard Method

  1. Take 2–3″ tip cuttings in spring.
  2. Dip in rooting hormone.
  3. Stick in moist vermiculite.
  4. Cover with plastic; keep out of direct sun.
  5. Roots in 2–3 weeks.
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