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Air layer can be done in any size of branch of a tree, fruit tree, flower plant or bush. In most cases, larger branch of a plant needs longer time to develop roots. It also depends on the kind of tree that you are air layering. Some trees take 4 to 5 weeks and roots develop faster and ready for harvesting and planting. It is advisable to check your air layered plant at least every week. Larger branches of trees or plants need more moss or soil to be sure that it will not dry up when roots start to develop.
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