pbrown00
Mame
I have managed to root some cuttings that I took throughout this past Winter. The pots were knocked over by some wind a couple of months ago, and I quickly put them back in their pots, but the cuttings were mixed up, and in some cases, tightly bunched together. Now many of them are nicely rooted, but some are packed pretty tightly together in their pots. In addition, some of the tightly packed cuttings are different species, including: one dogwood, one unidentified cedar, multiple western red cedars, one cypress, lots of forsythia, one hemlock, one cotoneaster, a few coastal redwoods, some ornamental cherries, some privets, one cutting of an unidentified tree, and three cuttings of an unidentified bush/tree. My question is this: Can I safely repot some of the cuttings that are crowding the pots at this time of year?