| An old tub |
| With a cracked bottom |
| I knocked out a chunk to enhance the drainage |
| I put it on sticks so the ground would not suck the heat out of the mix. I am looking for a chunk of foam sheeting to stick beneath the tub. |
| I also put some old, grass hay into the bottom to enhance drainage. The tub is on the south side of a barn so it will be warmed by the reflector oven effect. |
| Topped off with a potting mix. Nothing scientific; just the ends of bags that I had sitting around. |
| A bundle of cuttings. The canes were cut bottom ends of the cuttings had a node about an inch (25mm) above the cut end. |
| The tops were dipped in a 50:50 mix of coconut oil/Crisco to seal them and reduce drying. |
| 51 cuttings. I should be able to ignore them until mid-May when I will transplant the best cuttings into the vineyard and the remainder into a nursery row somewhere. |
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