Tomato stem cuttings in a jar of water so they will root

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Tomato stem cuttings in a jar of water so they will root

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By Published On: October 27th, 20230.1 min read

Tomato stem cuttings in a jar of water so they will root

Make sure the water covers the leaf nodes where you removed the leaves

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