Put down by my 4 year old son

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  1. Jenny namaste

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    All the time they are looking strong, then the plant is adapting. I know it's difficult to not be tempted to " have a tug" but don't. When the roots show at the base you will know it has worked.
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      When you see new growth you know it has been successful.:dancy:
       
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        About half of my cuttings have shrivelled up, but about half are still green and 'alive' looking. Its been over a week now, so maybe there is hope.
         
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          Put a bottle over the pot and then put your plastic bag, secured with a band or tape over that.
           
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