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The effects of stock plant propagation history on the growth habits of Weigela florida (Bunge) A.D.C. ‘Red Prince’ and ‘7755’ were investigated. The growth habits of cuttings from tissue culture (TC)-propagated and conventionally (CV) propagated plants were compared. In the first vegetative generation, TC-propagated plants of both cultivars exhibited reduced apical dominance and increased branching in comparison with CV propagated plants. In the second vegetative generation, some of the effects of TC-propagation persisted in plants of both cultivars, although TC-propagated plants exhibited fewer differences in growth habit as compared with CV propagated plants. The results of this study indicate that TC-derived stock plants and first-vegetative-generation TC-propagated plants may serve as superior sources of propagation material by providing an increase in both the quantity and quality of cuttings that they produce.

Growth Habit of Weigela florida as Affected by Stock Plant Propagation History