Garden cloning question....

bigbillyrocka

bigbillyrocka

Well-Known Member
:arrow: Can i clone veggies like i would "green," or is it a whole different process? the weather is taking a much different route and i dont think my girls will make it much longer out doors. i want to reap more rewards if i can.

thanks for the help guys and gals.:?
 
mcpurple

mcpurple

Well-Known Member
yes you can clone, tomatoes are real easy, and no point in cloning any melon or squash as they all start so fast
 
bigbillyrocka

bigbillyrocka

Well-Known Member
Well ill be finding out here soon. Gonna aeroponic some ghost peppers and other veggies. Wonder how they'll end up under hps :)
 
D

doser

Well-Known Member
Wifes been cloning everything she can lay her hands on for years. Most of the time without cloning powder or any special media (she reminds me of this periodically). Practically anything can be cloned including trees. Feel free to experiment. The price is right!!
 
bigbillyrocka

bigbillyrocka

Well-Known Member
doser said:
Wifes been cloning everything she can lay her hands on for years. Most of the time without cloning powder or any special media (she reminds me of this periodically). Practically anything can be cloned including trees. Feel free to experiment. The price is right!!
Click to expand...
So where would I cut? A whole branch? Thanks...
 
cocodreams

cocodreams

Member
On tomatoes and peppers, you want to take cuttings of 'suckers.' (The downward pointing stems that many gardeners remove because they don't produce anything.) It's pretty much the same process of cloning MJ.
 
Toolage 87

Toolage 87

Well-Known Member
It can be cloned like Green but some things are easier to clone then others but also some you can get a good rooting % in just water.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top