Garage converted to winter plant house with lights, temp/humidity control. Heard winter propagation possible, but only first-year growth?
Nick: Tip cuttings work, but easiest is layering: scrape bark on low branch, bury in soil beside mother. Roots in months (slower in winter). Cut and transplant. Traditional cuttings need hormone, damp vermiculite, bag, shade, misting.
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