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2 Responses to “My horticulture class had some Camellia bush cuttings given to us. We are looking to transplant them. How?”
By glenn t on Nov 28, 2008 | Reply
3-8000 ppm IBA, sand, peat, perlite, mist, and poly-tent
By LMNO on Dec 1, 2008 | Reply
Yep, good old Michael Dirr. Sounds about right.