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Indoor Plant Air Layering Distinct Varieties

8 days ago | lila

How long does it take for roots to develop in air layering?

The time required for root development in air layering varies based on the plant species, environmental conditions, and care. It typically takes a few weeks to a few months. Regularly checking for root growth by carefully unwrapping is recommended.

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