rhododendron or apple tree, you might see a mysterious bag-like appendage attached high up on the trunk or to a thick branch. This is air layering propagation at work, where the mature tree or ...

Janice writes: I would like to try air layering a stem of a favorite rhododendron. I have tried taking cuttings with no success and someone suggested that air layering is an easy propagation method.

Depending on what you’re trying to propagate (more on that later), a technique called “air layering” may be the solution to your plant propagation problems. Here’s what air layering ...

Air layering works in a very similar way to conventional ... This technique works particularly well on magnolias, rhododendrons and lilac, as well as houseplants such as rubber plants and bonsai.

rhododendron, maples and yes, camellias. Through this process, you get a new plant exactly like the original plant. April and May are the best months to air layer. You will need a few supplies and ...

Q: I am interested in refining my air layering skills. I have watched many online videos, and I have had very good success with citrus trees such as lemon, lime, and mandarin orange. However ...