Garden And Farm Topics
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Three inches of stem, making a cutting; that is, what is called a single eye cutting. They are simply 76 HARDEN AND FARM TOPICS.
made by making one rather slanting cut between the joints, or about a quarter of an inch above the eye. About one-third of the leaf is cut off, mainly for the reason of allowing more cuttings to be put in the cutting bench. If by any accident the leaf is all taken off, a Rose cutting in this condition will never root to make a good plant; or if, from any cause, the le...aves drop off while the cuttings are in the process of rooting, not one in ten will ever make a satisfactory plant. Besides the system of using cuttings made from one eye or bud, the "blind wood, " so-called, (that is, the shoots that do not produce flower buds, ) is also used, and generally makes the safest and best kind of cuttings, as these blind shoots are hard and slender, and root rather quicker than cuttings made from single eyes. These shoots are usually too short-jointed to be made into single eye cuttings, and have often two or more eyes in the cutting; but the foliage should be shortened off about one-third, as in the single eye cuttings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three inches of stem, making a cutting; that is, what is called a single eye cutting. They are simply 76 HARDEN AND FARM TOPICS.
made by making one rather slanting cut between the joints, or about a quarter of an inch above the eye. About one-third of the leaf is cut off, mainly for the reason of allowing more cuttings to be put in the cutting bench. If by any accident the leaf is all taken off, a Rose cutting in this condition will never root to make a good plant; or if, from any cause, the le...aves drop off while the cuttings are in the process of rooting, not one in ten will ever make a satisfactory plant. Besides the system of using cuttings made from one eye or bud, the "blind wood, " so-called, (that is, the shoots that do not produce flower buds, ) is also used, and generally makes the safest and best kind of cuttings, as these blind shoots are hard and slender, and root rather quicker than cuttings made from single eyes. These shoots are usually too short-jointed to be made into single eye cuttings, and have often two or more eyes in the cutting; but the foliage should be shortened off about one-third, as in the single eye cuttings.
What to read after Garden And Farm Topics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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