 | 1836 - 586 pagine
...these are, 5 the regularity of the supply of moisture, withoutany chance of saturation; the pow' er of examining the state of the cuttings at any time,...such a thin layer of soil; the roots being placed sonear the sides of both pots; and the facility with which the plants, when rooted, can be parted for... | |
 | 1836 - 456 pagine
...the regularity of the supply of moisture, without any chance of saturation ; the power of examinmg the state of the cuttings at any time, without injuring...propagating, by having such a thin layer of soil ; the routs being placed so near the sides of both pots ; aud the facility with which the plants, when rooted,... | |
 | John Claudius Loudon - 1849 - 788 pagine
...he says, are the regularity of the supply of moisture, without any chance of saturation ; cutting!. the power of examining the state of the cuttings at...potting off, by taking out the inner pot, and with a knife cutting out every plant with its ball, without the awkward but often necessary process of turning... | |
 | George William Johnson - 1862 - 396 pagine
...by lifting out the inner pot ; the superior drainage, so essential in propagating, by having such o thin layer of soil ; the roots being placed so near...potting off, by taking out the inner pot, and with a knife cutting out every plant with its ball, without the awkward but often necessary process of turning... | |
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Forsyth' s mode of striking cuttings. without any chance of saturation ; the power of examining the state of the cuttings at any time without injuring them, by lifting out the inner pot ; the superior drainage, so essential in propagating, by having such... 