Rhododendron alabamense
Common name(s): Southern Upland White Azalea, Alabama Azalea
Plant type: deciduous medium shrub
Primary method of propagation: seed
Alternate propagation method(s): cutting, layering, grafting/budding
Propagation by Cuttings
Cutting type: stem tip
Time of year to take cuttings: Summer
Cutting maturity: semi-hardwood
Rooting hormone: IBA TALC 8000 PPM
Rooting environment: intermittent mist
Soil temperature for best rooting: 70-75 degrees F
Time to rooting: 8-12 weeks
Comment: Wound cuttings.
Propagation by Seed
Time of year to collect seed: late Autumn
Time of year to sow seed: late Autumn
Seed treatment: no information
Preferred temperature for germination: 65-70 degrees F
Time required for germination: 2-4 weeks
Propagation by Layering
Type of Layering: air, tip
Time of year to layer: Summer
Wounding: remove a ring of bark
Propagation by Grafting
Time of year to graft: no information
Rootstock: R. flavum
Comment: Cut suckers because they might take over the graft.
