plantsman
Active Member
Hi
I'm having about a 50/50 success rate with my cuttings.
I have read from other people that some of you are up at 100% , so I would love some advice from you.
My failures are staying upright in the rooting medium but rotting from the bottom of the cutting up inside the stem. Eventually (after about 2/3 weeks) they will just collapse where the stem has rotted above the soil level.
Other cuttings taken at the same time, using the same method, medium, humidity dome and rooting gel have all done really well and are full plants now.
If it helps your advice my system is as follows:
- I take cuttings 3 or 4 leaf nodes down and remove lower fan leaves and maybe some other pruning/clipping nof leaves depending on the cutting etc. 45degree cut, rotting gel, straight into pre-watered ph neutral mix of soil, perlite and/or vermiculite.
They then get put into a humidity dome and misted once a day.
Your help is always very appreciated. This would be almost impossible without you guys.
kiss-ass
Cheers
Plantsman
I'm having about a 50/50 success rate with my cuttings.
I have read from other people that some of you are up at 100% , so I would love some advice from you.
My failures are staying upright in the rooting medium but rotting from the bottom of the cutting up inside the stem. Eventually (after about 2/3 weeks) they will just collapse where the stem has rotted above the soil level.
Other cuttings taken at the same time, using the same method, medium, humidity dome and rooting gel have all done really well and are full plants now.
If it helps your advice my system is as follows:
- I take cuttings 3 or 4 leaf nodes down and remove lower fan leaves and maybe some other pruning/clipping nof leaves depending on the cutting etc. 45degree cut, rotting gel, straight into pre-watered ph neutral mix of soil, perlite and/or vermiculite.
They then get put into a humidity dome and misted once a day.
Your help is always very appreciated. This would be almost impossible without you guys.
kiss-ass
Cheers
Plantsman