How to use air layering to propagate rubber plants

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Last updated on August 12th, 2019

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You can also use a process known as air layering which effectively leaves your cutting on the original plant while it generates a new rooting system.

You can also use a process known as air layering which effectively leaves your cutting on the original plant while it generates a new rooting system.

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