Did you cut the new (green stem growth) to proportion or did you take an established vine that was already wound around the fence and chop it up? Thanks!
I cut sections about four foot long off of the woody over growth on the fence, Then I cut those pieces into about 3 inch sections and planted them horizontally about half an inch to an inch under the soil. Leaving a green leaf or two sticking out of the dirt. For the most part... Some of them are just a 3 or 4" cutting that's half in the dirt. The few fresh green shoots I tried to propagate died within 24 hours or so but so far I haven't lost any of them that are cut from the woody vine sections. We have planted most of them, I will probably make a video of them soon.
Actually, while Virginia creepers can be considered a nuisance to people, they aren’t actually invasive by definition in NA because they’re native
I love mine too ❤️
Virginian creepers aren’t invasive they’re just native vines
But for you they might look invasive but they are actually native
Did you cut the new (green stem growth) to proportion or did you take an established vine that was already wound around the fence and chop it up? Thanks!
I cut sections about four foot long off of the woody over growth on the fence, Then I cut those pieces into about 3 inch sections and planted them horizontally about half an inch to an inch under the soil. Leaving a green leaf or two sticking out of the dirt.
For the most part...
Some of them are just a 3 or 4" cutting that's half in the dirt. The few fresh green shoots I tried to propagate died within 24 hours or so but so far I haven't lost any of them that are cut from the woody vine sections. We have planted most of them, I will probably make a video of them soon.