Passion flower cutting wont root

iamto

I have had the cuttings from my passionflower in water for over 1 month and it is not showing any signs of root development.. what does i do wrong? 

Also i used the very new growth on the plant so the cuttings stem are very thin, i dont know if you are supposed to use older parts of the vine or the newer ones? Any suggestions?

Last edited: 11 July 2016 19:14:23

Dovefromabove

I find that layering a growing shoot is the best way to propagate passionflowers - here is a video with a pretty good demonstration of what to do

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0yfRiCasS0 

iamto

Dovefromabove says:

I find that layering a growing shoot is the best way to propagate passionflowers - here is a video with a pretty good demonstration of what to do

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0yfRiCasS0 

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 Do you know how long time will layering method take before it start to root?

Dovefromabove

If you layer a shoot now you'll have a plant ready to plant out next spring. 

Dovefromabove

Looks like you're another victim of the dreaded 'Auto-correct' Aym   -  scraping off some of the Cambrian Layer would be a bit excessive and not very helpful 

What I'm sure Aym tried to say is the 'cambium layer' - the layer between the 'bark' and the 'wood'.  

Dovefromabove

The Cambrian layer is a layer of the earth's crust https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambrian