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kennyso
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I clipped a few weeping willow branches and am trying to propagate the. I have cut the stems at a 45 degree angle and have stuck them into moist topsoil. The leaves have become 'crispy' and dry, will the stick become trees? I want to have a willow bonsai. Is this unnatural or just a part of the rooting process? They receive filtered sunlight, part shade.

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afgreyparrot
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They will more than likely be just fine.
They will start getting tiny new leaves soon.
Just make sure you keep the soil moist until they are established good.

I have started willow cuttings in water, I have used rooting hormone and started them in pots, and I have just cut some right off the mother tree and stuck them in the ground, and never had a problem with any of them.

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