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Cutting Stage Three -Taking Your Cutting

More mature growing tips root easier then young new shoots. Also on that note, growing tips from the side and bottom of the plants root better than growing tips from the very top of the canopy.

With your clean hands and sterilised scissors, cut a growing stem of a branch approximately 3-4 internodes down from the growing tip. An internode is the junction on the stems where leaf and stem growth occur. Immediately place this long cut into the bowl or cup of water. Then, continue this process till you have the number of desired cuttings that you want. It is advisable to take a few more cuttings than required in case some do not strike.

Take your bowl of long branch cuttings to your sterilised chopping or bread board. Take only one cutting out from the bowl at a time and place on the board. Get your sterilised scalpel and remove the lower leaves from the third and fourth internodes, so all you are left with is a long stem with two good sized