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Propogating cuttings in potatoes.
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I've had personal success with berry cutting and rooting them in regular potting soil, what I thought was normal. I was shown how to root roses in a potatoe. Has anyone done this with other plants and had success?
http://www.ehow.com/how_7636940_propagate-roses-using-potatoes.html
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