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Rooting Sweet Potato Vine In Water

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Right now in addition to the sweet potatoes I have mint coleus and African Violet babies these are in soil now but started as water rooted leaves. The end of the sweet potato that tapers is typically the rooting end. Pin On Nature You should not plant the vine until at least two weeks after the last expected frost. Rooting sweet potato vine in water . To do so break off a branch that has several leaf nodes. Take cuttings from the main vine that are at least four inches long. To propagate from a sweet potato tuber you can use an edible sweet potato where roots will emerge from the eyes on the tuber. Soils should be lose and friable. Place the sweet potato in water on a germination mat or atop the refrigerator. They all sprouted roots very quickly. Roots will form in the submerged rooting end and sprouts will appear in the top end. Put it in a glass of water with the bottom two-thirds of the tuber submerged in the liquid and from this the vine will grow. Remove most...