Simple layering
Bending a stem so that it touches the ground, sometimes after wounding or notching it to encourage rooting at that point. Also see layering, serpentine_layering, tip_layering and air_layering.
Simple layering
Bend the stem to the ground. Cover part of it with soil, leaving the last 6 to 12 inches exposed. Bend the tip into a vertical position and stake in place.
Simple layering is accomplished by bending a branch to the ground, adding some soil over the middle portion, and then anchoring it in place with a stone. Wounding the branch can oftentimes help encourage the rooting process.
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Simple layering is a technique that's used to propagate plants that produce runners and trailing shoots. First, fill a clean small pot with moist seedling mix.
 See also: Shoot, Simple, Layering, Plant, Produce
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