Hello,

I took a Fatsia Japonica cutting today. Wasn’t completely sure what I was doing. Does it look ok? Not sure if it’s too long a piece of stem. It measures about 26cm.

Regards,
BigAl

Got, load's of healthy fatsia of all varieties dotted around the garden, I have one that's letting the team down!, it's a bog standard fatsia that was planted last summer, it's got no leaf damage & nothing seem's to be eating it!, the ...

this is on mark fillians website.

anybody ever heard anything about it?

Hi

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