Camellia propagation. Image 1 of 3. Gardener taking a leaf cutting from a part of a camellia plant (Camellia sp.). The cut is made at the junction of the leaf, leaving a bud, (node) and sliver of the older stem growth attached to the cutting. The tapered slice of the parent stem allows greater surface area for roots to develop. To see a sequence of the process, see B630/412 to B630/414.
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