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Clematis paniculata
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Propagation |
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What to look for |
45-60 mm feather
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Seed Information |
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Fruit Type |
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Start Collecting |
February
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End Collecting |
April
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Seed Cleaning |
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Seed Viability |
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Seed Comments |
You can leave the feathery styles attached. Each feathery style is attached to one seed. The seed is 4 -5 mm long, semi-glossy, and dark henna to dark brown to dark purple-brown.
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Seed Stratification |
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Dispersal Method |
feathers.
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Comments |
You can also take cuttings in October, when the Clematis is in flower, allowing you to determine the sex of the plants. Stem cuttings with a node at both the base and the top are the most successful. You can also use tip and internodal cuttings. Cuttings from wild plants have proved to be difficult to root. It may be easier from garden-grown plants.
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Start Taking Cuttings |
February
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End Taking Cuttings |
May
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Cutting Types |
Semi-Hardwood.
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Rooting Aids |
Rooting hormones.
Removal of terminal growth buds and flower buds.
Leaf Reduction.
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Updated 20/12/2007 10.54AM by PIPI4
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