Rooted Fan Leaves

[diamond2.0]

$350 for a single rooted clone ???? Where ???

in wa. state , it was the u.w. clone . The short squat strong one from u.w. .ive herd of people paying even more actually. He didnt have to pay anything though.:) .

 

[A.Sherman]

I have no experience spraying them with coconut water.

 

[ShroomKing]

I love this thread.

Have you thought about maybe making a super small razor cut on its stem to see if responds with new cell growth of a mainstem?

$350 for a single rooted clone ???? Where ???

Haha. A dispensary asked me for a clone of my Ultrabrite and I told them $500. Is this wrong?

 

[Grow4me]

You can do this with most flowering plants. I propagate many of plants each year. I love free plants! They take a bit longer but flush out fine.

 

[mancdank]

I love this thread.

Have you thought about maybe making a super small razor cut on its stem to see if responds with new cell growth of a mainstem?


Haha. A dispensary asked me for a clone of my Ultrabrite and I told them $500. Is this wrong?

Not if there willing to pay it something is only ever worth what someone is willing to pay u should stick another $500 just for giggles lol

 

[OutdoorOH]

This is great can't wait to see what comes of it. I was surprised when I seen the roots. Seem like they're growing fast. Pulling up a chair for this one thanks for posting.

 

[Magellan]

Put them in full bright sunshine all day. No wilting or drooping at all. But no new growth. :(

Sprayed the leaves with coconut water a couple of times today - my thinking is that the cytokinins may work when absorbed by the leaves.

It doesn't really make sense for just a single leaf to have such a big root mass.

 

[keiksweat]

Ye

Put them in full bright sunshine all day. No wilting or drooping at all. But no new growth. :(

Sprayed the leaves with coconut water a couple of times today - my thinking is that the cytokinins may work when absorbed by the leaves.

It doesn't really make sense for just a single leaf to have such a big root mass.

P,keep hitting the leaf.can absorb more than the roots.

 

[Magellan]

Tonight, I used a q-tip and wetted the entire upper side of the leaf stem (petiole) with 100% coconut water on the two that I have previously treated. I will continue to do this for awhile along with spraying the leafs. After seeing some of the pics in this thread, my thinking is that any new stem/branch growth will come from the petiole.

 

[Magellan]

Does anyone have any experience with BAP? Apparently it's the same growth chemicals that are found in coconut water. But it seems like it would be easier to work with, since the coconut water goes bad after awhile. I could just mix it up fresh when I need it.

 

[Magellan]

Update - no change. I have been watering and misting the leaves but no new growth has appeared. The leaves are nice and green and full, but that's it.

 

[geologic]

Tapping toe...

 

[Magellan]

I know...me too. Kind of bummed that they have stalled. Trying to figure out what my next step is going to be. Get some BAP plant growth hormone and hit them with that OR try flipping two of them and let the other two continue on the 18/6 schedule.

 

[geologic]

It's a wonderful experiment,
no mater how it turns out;
they still look great--
and there's "endless" possibilities...

Trying to figure out what my next step is going to be.

Patience Heh...

 

[3N1GM4]

Update - no change. I have been watering and misting the leaves but no new growth has appeared. The leaves are nice and green and full, but that's it.

 

[geologic]

Heh,
I almost posted "Patience, Grasshopper"--
but that was a bit much...

 

[3N1GM4]

A bit much you say?

 

[Magellan]

 

[3N1GM4]

 

[Moto]

Thanks for keeping us updated.. No matter what it does it is a very interesting thread and thanks for sharing.. :)