Should I Mist My Arborvitae Cuttings With The Diluted Apple Cider Vinegar Diy Rooting Hormone, Or Just When Initially Sticking?

I dipped them and stuck them in rooting medium, now I’m wondering when to mist them and if it will rinse off the apple cider vinegar, so then I was thinking maybe I should mist the base with that mixture? Thank you!

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 07/05/2022 @ 4:13 am

I would not mist the plant with the vinegar, too much can prevent rooting. After putting the rootings in soil, you can water the cuttings then enclose them in a plastic bag or sheeting to create a greenhouse effect. Then you shouldn't need to mist.

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