Gardening Indoors with Cuttings Paperback – December 1, 1997

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would reccomend this book if you want to have a detailed book to add to your library. any books from this author would be good additions

The book contains about 88 pages divided into five sections. The sections are Environment, Nutrients, Rooting Medium, Hormones, and Cuttings. The book contains several hand sketches.The book is well written and covers many fundamentals about growing plants indoor. Also, it's original information. This book is not just a re-write from Van Patten's other book, "Gardening Indoors with HID Lights". It is completely different information. All new writing.This is a solid beginner's guide. Although, the book does make the process sound way too simple. In my first attempt, all my cuttings died. Yes - I did follow the instructions. But it's not as simple as it first looks. It takes several attempts to get good at propagating plants.I wish the book had a troubleshooting section. Answering questions like, "why are my little plants turning yellow?"It's a small book, but packed with information. A good value.

cutting that yellow have too many leaves, and is trying to suck more nitrogen then it has available.

all ok