Re: [CH] Saving Seed Becomes Illegal

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Shasta ------%@ wrote:
> 
> I thought the only way for a "hard bark" plant to do that was
> grafting...
> -Shasta

Very many plants that are thought to only come from seed or grafting can
be produced by cuttings and/or air layering. At times rooting hormones,
heat, aging, misting and other 'tricks' are necessary.

Your chile plants should work quite well as they are much softer. Here
in Florida I have seen a few plants that were several years old begin to
look definitely 'woody'. :)

Bob Cannon
Editor: Tropical Fruit News
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