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Propagating Sea Grape (Coccoloba uvifera) from Cuttings

Why Sea Grape Cuttings Fail and How to Succeed

Nate has tried rooting sea grape cuttings (2–4 inches) with root stimulator, but they fail, though other plants root easily.

Expert Tips

Use ripe (seasoned) wood, not soft green tips.
Treat with rooting hormone powder (e.g., Rootone).
Plant in a moist, well‑draining medium.
Be patient—sea grape cuttings are slow and may drop leaves before rooting.
In Florida, seed propagation is more common and reliable.

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