Air Layering Propagation for Fruit Trees

Air layering is a highly effective propagation technique that allows you to grow a new, mature plant while it remains physically attached to the parent. This method boasts a higher success rate than traditional cuttings, especially for difficult-to-root woody plants like Ficus, Magnolias, and Citrus trees.

If you are eager to master this skill, we invite you to join our hands-on workshop! Participants will receive step-by-step guidance on wound healing techniques, the application of rooting hormones, and proper wrapping methods to ensure the successful cloning of their favorite species.

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