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|  Propagating Mangroves Has anyone tried this. I have a dozen plants that are doing very good but I want more. Do I start the cuttings in saltwater, freshwater, dirt? Is there anything special that needs to be done? Thanx  
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|   Thanks for the article. It doesn't let me know if I can take cuttings from my existing plants and restart them like you would a household plant. Do I need to wait for my existing plants to drop some seeds or can I try a different method. 
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|   Mangroves must be started from seeds, cuttings won't take. I thought of doing something similar and just ended up googling mangrove care and their lifecycle. | 
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 Thanks Michika Thats kind of what I thought. I tried the cutting thing with no luck. Oh well. Just have to be happy with what I have.  
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|   Any mangrove you'll see in a tank at home is nothing more than a seedling.  When a mangrove propagates, it's a tree.  It drops pods that randomly stick or drift off to grow in sand or mud and grow there.  Our mangroves, no more than 2 feet in height are just not mature enough. | 
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