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04-13-2008, 11:03 PM
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Green Thumb
 
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Will a unisex plant fruit if the second plant is grown from a cutting of the first?
I have a honeyberry that is "unisex." It requires a second plant to fruit.
I didn't realize that they come in early blooming and late blooming. I just discovered that the one I was going to order as a "mate" does not bloom at the same time as the one I have... so now I'm wondering if I could take a cutting of my existent plant and root it and then plant it near my original honeyberry... would that work for a second plant? Or, being a cutting of the first, would it not work? I'm totally stumped.
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