What types of trees will root from a branch?

admin — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 17:49:00 +0000

I know some with certain types of trees (weeping willow for example), you can cut a branch off and plant it to start a new tree. Does anybody know of other types of trees that this can be done with? We were thinking of trying it with a Tulip Popular, but we weren’t sure if it would work.
Also, how do you go about doing this? Somebody told me I need to get some rooting compound?

My 70 Year Old Apple Tree Has Grown An Orange Fungus About 20 Cms Across On A Branch. Should I Cut It Off?

admin — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 09:34:57 +0000

Try putting Hydrogen Peroxide on it first. Fungus and bacteria of every kind shudder when they see Hydrogen Peroxide coming. Hydrogen Peroxide is found everywhere in nature (particularly rain water) and our cells actually produce it as our first line of defense against bacteria, viruses and fungus. It is simply water (H20) with one additional Oxygen Atom (H202). It only cost $1.00 a bottle, of course, and like every household, you probably already have the little brown bottle in your medicine cabinet already. So, you could pour some on your tree branch and watch that extra Oxygen Atom bubble that fungus away. Treat it a couple of times if you have too. Try pouring some on the branch, or maybe soak a cloth with the Hydrogen Peroxide and rub the tree branch with it. I bet it works.

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What types of trees will root from a branch?

My 70 Year Old Apple Tree Has Grown An Orange Fungus About 20 Cms Across On A Branch. Should I Cut It Off?