For many indoor gardeners, everything starts with cuttings (aka clones). If you can’t get rooted plants, you will never have a functioning garden. So how do we get stem cuttings that will root quickly and thoroughly? And how does a plant stem generate roots in the first place?
Here’s all the info you need about cloning plants in your grow room.
http://www.rosebudmag.com/hydroponic-tips-ideas/what-causes-cloning-sweet-cells-that-create-cash-crops
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Tagged aka, canâ, cash, cash crops, Causes, cells, clones, Cloning, crops, everything, garden, indoor gardeners, plants, roots, stem cuttings, Sweet
I have plants in pots ( short term plants varying size roots, about 2-3 weeks old with life cycle of about 6-8 months) and would like to place them in a hydroponic system. What is a process i should do to convert from the pot to the hydroponic system?
Also, would the growth of the plants be affected in any way?
The plants in the pots are plants with regular manure, cow’s manure
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Tagged Converting, cycle, hydroponic system, life, life cycle, plant, pot, pots, potted plant, process, roots, size, system, term, term plants
I have plants in pots ( short term plants varying size roots, about 2-3 weeks old with life cycle of about 6-8 months) and would like to place them in a hydroponic system. What is a process i should do to convert from the pot to the hydroponic system?
Also, would the growth of the plants be affected in any way?
The plants in the pots are plants with regular manure, cow’s manure
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Tagged Converting, cycle, hydroponic system, life, life cycle, plant, pot, pots, potted plant, process, roots, size, system, term, term plants
can you clip the tops off of christmas poinsettas and reset the roots to grow the next year?
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Tagged care, christmas, christmas poinsettas, flowers, roots, tops, year
I plan to grow some aquatic bulbs in my aquarium. But I thought of sticking some spider plant cuttings that already have roots,into my fish aquarium, and allow those plants to propagate from the “fish water”? Like a big hydroponic Fish garden. The spider plants would be on the outside of tank,roots would be on the inside. I have some guppys and goldfish and a baby pleco.
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Tagged aquarium, aquarium water, bulbs, fish, fish aquarium, fish garden, fish water, garden, goldfish, guppys, Hydroponic, medium, OUTSIDE, plant, plant cuttings, propagate, roots, Spider, spider plant, spider plants, tank, water
What has roots as nobody sees,
is taller than tree,
up, up it goes,
and yet never grows?
Voiceless it cries
Wingless flutters
Tootless bites
Mouthless mutters
An eye in a blue face,
saw an eye in a green face,
“That eye is like to this eye”
Said the first eye,
“But in a low place
Not in a high palce.”
It cannot be seen, cannot be felt,
cannot be heard, cannot be smelt.
it lies behind stars and under hills,
and empty holes it fills.
it comes first and follows after,
ends life, kills laughter.
a box without hinges, key, or lid,
yet golden treasure inside is hid.
This thing all things devours:
birds, beasts, tree, flowers;
gnaws iron, bites steel;
grinds hard stone to meal;
slays kings, ruins town,
and beats high mountain down.
can you figure them out?
i did
IT’S REALLLLY EASY IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT!
yes it has something to do with Lord of the Rings but you’ve only got 2 correct
damn-it you’ve got it!!
haven’t read that book in a while
I have two jasmine sambac plants potted and kept in full sun. They flowered twice during summer and suddenly oneday they went dry. the whole plant kinda lost all its leaves and dried out. I didn’t lose hopes so I kept watering it and fed it with Miracle grow bloom boosters twice. now I see leaves and the plant also gave some flowers, but the plant on the whole still looks very dry with just few green leaves and maybe a few buds. What should i do. the pots that I have planted them in are medium size pots andmy plant is almost 2ft high. Should I plant them on ground, so that the roots have more space to grow I have kept these plants in full sun now, where it gets light till 1:00pm and there after it stays in shade. Please help me save my plant. Am I doing the right thing in maintaining them. i live in Tx
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Tagged bloom, buds, doing the right thing, few green leaves, flowers, jasmine sambac, medium size, Miracle, plants, roots, size pots, sun
I planted a beautiful flowering cherry tree, and the roots are lifting the city sidewalk. Does anyone know a flowering tree or unflowering tree that grows in Oregon that won’t have this problem.
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Tagged anyone, city, city sidewalk, flowering cherry tree, flowering tree, Oregon, problem, roots, sidewalk, sidewalks, tree
Looking to cover an unsightly block wall with a vine, fast growing, but not too thick (branches, roots, etc) and may have a fragrance or flowers? Have you found any that you would recommend? Thank you!
one last thing- I live in the desert so it must be heat and sun tolerant! Oops!
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Tagged Block, flowers, Fragrance, roots, thick branches, vine, wall
Looking to cover an unsightly block wall with a vine, fast growing, but not too thick (branches, roots, etc) and may have a fragrance or flowers? Have you found any that you would recommend? Thank you!
one last thing- I live in the desert so it must be heat and sun tolerant! Oops!
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Tagged Block, flowers, Fragrance, roots, thick branches, vine, wall
