In addition to the classic propagation of Ficus Elastica by cuttings in water, there is another one called air layering. Basically, it is a procedure used to induce roots to form on a plant stem while it is still attached to the parent plant (more info: https://hortnews.extension.iastate.ed...)
If you have a personal experience in ficus propagation by air layering (otherwise it’s good or bad), write about it in the comments below.
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Preview photo: Grbic, Mihailo. Air layering of Ficus decora. 1985. Faculty of Forestry, Belgrade, Serbia. wikimediacommons.org. Under (CC BY-SA 3.0 RS)
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