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Amany
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Hello there.

There are air roots growing from my jade near it's top. If I cut that little section off and plant it in a 2" clay pot, would it grow ok?

Plants: 143 | From: Detroit, Michigan | Registered: Dec 2005  |  Seeded: 206.181.246.34
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it should. actually, you can just put the cutting right in the dirt next to the mother plant!
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i second what joclyn said. i root all my plants in the pot with the mother, that way i know i won't over water them while waiting for them to grow!
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Mitzi
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I saw some literature stating to allow the cutting to "callous" before putting it back in the pot. But if I understand you all right, I can place the cutting immediately back into the same pot with the original (Mother) plant? Thanks for your patience. I am brand new to all kinds of gardening. I have appreciated all the information from the fruits and vegetables sight.

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Plants: 40 | From: North Richland Hills, Texas | Registered: May 2006  |  Seeded: 71.15.103.112
   

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