Medijuana
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I've done the exact same thing with ficus trees to get some bonsai material. In the bonsai world we call that air-rooting. I have a feeling it will work out very well for you. Just keep that soil moist at ALL times. You may have to prune away some growth too, as the new roots may not be able to support the whole plant. Can't wait to see your results.
I've always wondered why this method isn't used more often in med-herb gardening to get clone material. I have a suspicion the clone survival rates would be much higher.
end of rant sorry lol 420
And lastly, here is a shot of the air graft I'm attempting with the NL cross. Not sure what to do from here. If you know, say the word.
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If your intention is to get a cutting once this air clone sprouts roots then perhaps you should have left some green below the cut.
Or are you just trying to shorten the plant?
My advice is that as soon as you see some decent root structure, cut the stem below the cup and plant into the ground. I would trim away at least 50% (if not a bit more) of the greenery up top and let her recover in a low stress environment.Thanks for stopping by. I'm just trying to shorten the plant. Any advice?
outwest
My advice is that as soon as you see some decent root structure, cut the stem below the cup and plant into the ground. I would trim away at least 50% (if not a bit more) of the greenery up top and let her recover in a low stress environment.
ok so whats the deal with the CONE on that plant, i thought i new something about GRARTING but apparently i know nothing it seems..
hummo_Oo_O
My advice is that as soon as you see some decent root structure, cut the stem below the cup and plant into the ground. I would trim away at least 50% (if not a bit more) of the greenery up top and let her recover in a low stress environment.
Now the question is, will the stump throw out any fresh sprouts after you cut the top off?
If so then you have two short plants.
I have yet to make this 'air cloning' work at all.
Did much like you and never got any roots out of maybe five attempts.
Good luck.
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