Japanese Acer cutting, please advise
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I’m trying to grow a cutting from a very healthy miniture purple Acer that I’ve grown in a pot for 3years. So far, it seems happy in water…it’s been over a week and the stem is still green with what looks like might be the beginnings of roots! Should I keep it in water or use a hormone compound and pot it?
Hello, after some digging around (pun unintended), we came across this website that is dedicated to the Acer palmatum Atropurpereum (Japanese Maple).
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https://www.gardenershq.com/Acer-palmatum-Atropurpureum.php
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We hope you find what you need here.
Good luck.
Brilliant info, thank you!
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