The experiment continues. . .

I also planted scions in perlite and pro-mix (50/50) in a plastic container that does not seal shut but allows some, but not too much, air flow.  Container is approx. 6"x4" x  4 1/2" tall.  I covered the scions with 1 to 1 1/2" of soil, watered and closed the lids.  This was also done on March 6th.

Well - today . . .  I HAVE ROOTS and pretty nice ones on 3 of the cuttings.

Since I don't know how to add pics here, I will put the link in for the pics.

Comments welcome of course.

I am just thrilled, but now what do I do???  Can you tell I am a rookie at this?  The leaves have to green up I think.

See the pics (click on 'full size' top, right) and let me know if you think they are ready for the gallon bucket!

I want to say thanks to all here for their help too.  Thanks

http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/562958881LmaIjp?vhost=home-and-garden

Linda,

Your pics indicate that they are ready to pot. Use filtered light to start with and take your time indoctrinating them to more light. I would make this move about every 10 days until they are making good growth with leaves greening up good. Good luck.

Jack