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Propagation of Super bells calibrachoa /Wave petunias
I would like to do some cuttings and save some money on my plantings. Some other plants I would like to do stem cuttings on are the double impatients and the new illumination Vinca vine.
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Permalink Reply by Zigmund Cieplinski on -
I haven't seen seeds for calibrachoa, but cuttings should work, my red ones come back from seed in the planters from the year before. I have petunias comming up from seed from stark seed co. of the tidalwave, cascade and avalanche petunias, I beieve they have wave from seed but the others are so much beter. I hope this helps, Ziggie
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Permalink Reply by Martha on -
Let us know how long it takes to root them Jan. I did this with my dragon winged begonias because they are so expensive, So I bought some last spring and over wintered them. I rooted them in a jar of water and then when they grew roots I transplanted them to pots. It took them over a month but now they are finally getting new growth. I used fish emulsion when I watered.Its supposed to be great for root development. Best of luck Jan and anything you learn along the way please share with us... Martha
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