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Story summary
- Dipping stem cuttings in melted wax to prevent bacteria and promote root growth is ineffective and adds unnecessary complications.
- A test showed the waxed cutting performed poorly compared with a control cutting placed directly in water.
- The plant's natural healing process is sufficient, and the wax method adds unnecessary complications without benefits.
- For successful propagation, a clean cut, fresh water, and adequate light are recommended.
