Layering is highly effective for bougainvillea and works well in a heated greenhouse in Northern Virginia (Zone 7).
Fall works if greenhouse is heated (maintains 70°F+). Unheated greenhouse = wait for spring. Bougainvillea roots slowly in cool conditions.
Layered plants maintain connection to mother plant's vascular system during rooting—higher success, larger initial plant.
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