hmm.. about 8 different ones. still 4 more to go.. 

Getting a collection there. how do you get that logo on the photo. neat trick i need to learn for ebay.

how many cuttings per bag do you do? they look pretty happy!

@garden_whisperer Photoshop will easily put anything you want, even leaves, on a photo!  But putting your logo on your photo is easy with Photoshop.  Pretty inexpensive software from Adobe.

@bullet08  Love your baggies!  Good job!   Had to take 4 days off because of flying in family, and tomorrow I will see what roots my baggies produce.  I already know they are legion!  I may have to go out and buy more plastic cups and potting soil/perlite on cyber Moanday!!

Suzi

grasa,

typically, i put about 3 cuttings into a bag. this time, i re-cut some of the cuttings to smaller pieces so some of the bags have 4-5 cuttings in them. the first 4 baggies already put out roots and i moved them into cups. i think, in that picture, there are about.. 40 cuttings of about 8 different types. Unknown Syrian/Turkish, St. Rita, Stella, MSVB, HC EL, Conadria Paradise Nursery, Persian White, and Ischia Green.

i read your post on "sweat chamber". the bags do similar things. even if they do not root in the bag, some will strike in the cup once moved. since i'm trying to slow down the process just a little to time it for night temp above at 50 in spring, i'm weiting for all of them to show some sign of roots before going to the cup. last spring, they stay at most 4 weeks in the bag before being moved to cup even if they do not show roots. about 80% of them turned into a tree.

suzi,

my parents are near here, so we always have our thanksgiving at my house. no traveling for me :) gave me some time to put the cuttings away and work with my kids.