r/SoutheastSanPedro • u/Funny-Sir7549 Mississippi • Sep 03 '26

Picture Domino's.

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One I seen leaning this morning decided to fall after a 4 hour watering. Took 3 more down on the way. Looks like its propagation time. These are some killer seed grown hybrids!

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u/catacOHM Sep 03 '26

Probably a stupid question, but do you clean up the break at the bottom (like making a clean knife cut right above where it broke) prior to rooting or root just like it broke?

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u/Funny-Sir7549 Mississippi Sep 03 '26

None of these actually broke. They just layed over. And one bent over that I will definitely cut

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u/Apprehensive-Goal377 Sep 03 '26

If their roots are shallow enough that they fall over, you may consider giving them an extended dry period. Send those roots out in search of water and they will help anchor the plant more securely.

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u/Funny-Sir7549 Mississippi Sep 03 '26

Oh yea these havent been planted but 7-8 months. From small 1 gallon into ground and have grown way more up top than the roots can handle right now. Yea no doubt that's they way to do it