Clemetis cuttings

Layering's the easiest, but obviously you'd have to have live, growing stems, so in early summer, push a couple of stems down into soil, either in a pot or just in the soil, anchor them down and leave them to root - takes a while.

Well, ---------I ask 'cos way back early summer I cut off a few sprigs of my friends white clemetis (name unknown) and put them in a jar of water.
Today I look and they have produced a sort of nodule thing with roots.
Question,---- do I Ieave till spring or pot up now?

If the root balls are big enough, pot them up! How good - well done!

Cool - if you can see roots in the water and they're longer than quarter of an inch, pot them up. Don't know where to suggest you overwinter them though, have to think about that one. Inside? Cool windowsill?

Coldframe? Cool greenhouse? Not too hot, anyway, and not outside either!

Thanks Sprits and Bamboo( you've been a mine of "info" tonight). Was a bit worried 'cos the roots are a good two inches long but thicker than normal. ( I know a photo would have been good but not quite up to speed yet. )
I have a unheated conservatory this would be good me thinks.
Will keep you updated and if they die I will blame you lot !!! LOL

Oooohhh! I'm not answering any more questions - are you, Bamboo?

He he he that was a good one !

Yea, I'll risk it, Spritz;-))