videoman40
Well-Known Member
Hey everyone, pretty toasted 
right now, so bare with me on this one...my wife and I were talking earlier, and I was telling her how I was trying my hand at cloning finally, I explained the details of what I did, and (much to my surprise) she told me of another technique, that sounds pretty odd, but odd enought that to me, it sounds like it just may work. She never did it on pot, only on other plants, but I want to try it, here it is:
She explained, you take an offshoot, close to the main stem about an inch or so away, and cut the offshoot, not completely mind you, just wound it.
Than take some saran wrap and place some dirt in it and wrap it around the wound and tie it up with a twist tie, like a bandaid.
She claims that the plant sends a hormone there to repair itself and will sense the soil and start to grow roots there, afterwards simply cut it completely off and plant it.
Does this make sense, any credibility to it?
right now, so bare with me on this one...my wife and I were talking earlier, and I was telling her how I was trying my hand at cloning finally, I explained the details of what I did, and (much to my surprise) she told me of another technique, that sounds pretty odd, but odd enought that to me, it sounds like it just may work. She never did it on pot, only on other plants, but I want to try it, here it is:She explained, you take an offshoot, close to the main stem about an inch or so away, and cut the offshoot, not completely mind you, just wound it.
Than take some saran wrap and place some dirt in it and wrap it around the wound and tie it up with a twist tie, like a bandaid.
She claims that the plant sends a hormone there to repair itself and will sense the soil and start to grow roots there, afterwards simply cut it completely off and plant it.
Does this make sense, any credibility to it?
but sounds good
