Propagating 50,000 coast redwoods annually from cuttings is a commercial-scale operation requiring specialized knowledge. With heated mist benches, greenhouses, and 300 mother trees, you have infrastructure—but success hinges on precise protocols:
Contact the UC Cooperative Extension in San Joaquin County (Stockton) for research-based protocols and local trials. They can assess whether 300 trees provide sufficient genetic diversity and cutting volume.
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