I want to share cuttings in the future - best way to do it?

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The benefits of diatomaceous earth

I use diatomaceous earth in my veggie containers instead of perlite for numerous reasons. It holds water whereas perlite does not. It also holds nutrients in the soil longer. It is also a source of silicon which is essential to plant growth. It is a trace element often neglected. Food grade DE also is a pesticide. I was thinking of using it in many ways like to protect berries from the SWD, or to kill numerous insects that emerge from the soil below your trees and other plants. It also lasts a…

I highly recommend rooting figs in DE with a sprinkling of coco coir (less than 10%) mixed in. As Drew has had long term success using DE, I tried rooting 9 Hardy Chicago cuttings this year with 100% success using the mix I mentioned above. DE retains moisture while remaining well drained, it’s the best of both worlds.