From: ht@panix.com   
      
   I've had good luck in the winter by sticking the clippings in coke   
   bottles kept full with water and placing them in a south facing window.   
   When roots are noticeable & the weather is warm, stick them in the ground.   
      
   Hul   
      
   T  wrote:   
   > Hi All,   
      
   > I am trying to get another Choke Berry (not cherry) to grow   
   > by transferring a clipping from another plant.  This is   
   > supposedly how these plants are propagated.   
      
   > I have been using this rooting compound:   
      
   > https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AA8WPGY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_s   
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   > And it does not seem to work.  Three failure so far.   
      
   > Am I using the wrong stuff?   
      
   > Cut, dip, make hole and pour some down the hole too,   
   > stick in hole.  Did I miss something?   
      
   > Many thanks,   
   > -T   
      
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