I propagated 2 Euphorbia cuttings 2 weeks back. It was overgrown and bending down due to heavy rain. I never done any before so i started with 2 cuttings.
Few days after planting, it look so unhappy but bounce back after about a week. I'm planning to propagate few more of the overgrown branches and plant it at a place where my Heliconia was last time. I don't think snake will like this pricky spot anymore !
It's very easy procedure :
1) Cut the tips from mother plant .Be careful about the milky sap.
2) Let it stay on a paper or empty pot for 3-4 hours or 1 day until the milky sap dry out.
3) The cutting is ready to be planted
So you found a beautiful solution for snakes. :)
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The cuttings look great and obviously are going to do well and if it helps with the snakes that will be wonderful.
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Happy gardening Malar...
ReplyDeleteLooks like a good deterrent to garden pests. But does the thorns prick you when you are gardening?
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