Published: August 21, 2010 | By admin
Posted in: Tips, Video
Tagged as: cuttings,growing plants,how to,tomato cuttings,tomatoes,transplanting,video
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Home garden how-to: growing plants from cuttings; in this example tomato plant cuttings.
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did you have to add anything to the cut end?
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![](https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4015/4714034984_30534f2604_m.jpg "Wanted: "Weeder"")
did you have to add anything to the cut end?