I’ve always failed at getting goumi berry cuttings to root, but late last fall, I read about fall rooting. I was moving and decided to try it as a last ditch effort to take cutting from my established Goumies. When it started turning very cold, I shoved them in a less prime location of the solarium/sunroom. Today I noticed that they are ALIVE! What do I do with them now?
Two other things happened this week that really make me want to succeed with these. First, Raintree canceled my Goumi order due to crop failure. Second, I found out the new owners of my old house cut down every single plant/bush/tree on the property. All the unusual fruit bushes lining the fence in the back and all the traditions landscaping around the house in the front. All killed/all stumps, including the highly productive Goumi. So, I’d really like these little cutting to live. Should I move them to a more sunny location? Keep them where they are until they leave out a bit? Any advice would be appreciated!
Thank you!
