Rooterpot
The easy way to take mature cuttings.
At last, the quick way to take
mature cuttings from almost any kind
of plant. The easy way to quickly develop mature shrubs, roses,
fruit trees and many other species in one short season.
Designed by an award winning horticulturalist.
First choose the tree, shrub or plant that you wish to take a layer from. Species that can be Rooterpotted include, Populus, Rosa Canina, Olea Europea, Ceratinia Siliqua, Nerun Oleander, Laurus Nobilis, Azalea Indica, Prunus Dulcis, Ficus, Hibiscus, Magnolia, Platanus, Rhododendron, Ginkgo. Ilex, Castanea Sativa, Camelia, Gardenia Jasmin, Pistacea Lentiscus, Myrtus Communis, Ulmus, Zelkova, Acer, Betula, Cryptomeria, Escalonia, Pyracantha, Juniperus, etc etc. All of these and many more have been successfully propagated. These are all perfect clones of the mother plant and have rooted within two to three months from the parent stock.
This is the way to obtain a mature tree or shrub in ONE season.
What this site is about.
We have created a Step by Step series
of examples to take you through the correct way to use RooterPots. RooterPots
come in two sizes, small and large and can be used on a wide range of trees and
shrubs to allow you to take mature cuttings quickly and with a huge number of
healthy roots. At the base of each page you will find a list of examples or just
go to this page, CONTENTS.
Designed by José Luis Lleó Faura of
Valencia in Spain, after a lifetime of
growing fruit trees.
Jose Luis looked to the future of
easy propagation and
invented the RooterPot to help all plantsmen and
plantswomen. RooterPot has already won some of
the
most prestigious prizes for innovation worldwide.
Testimonials have come in from satisfied customers all over the world.
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