I uppotted a just rooted cutting and decided to take a photo of the roots. I didn't expect to see so many along the stem.
Nice roots!
How a rooted cutting look
How a rooted cutting look
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USDA z 10a, SoCal, near Los Angeles
Re: How a rooted cutting look
Kidding aside, nice to see roots the length of the cutting like that. In order to get that result this year I started using an exacto knife to nick up the length of the cuttings...with an exacto I can shave the bark to expose just the cambium layer without going too deep. I then apply clonex gel. Results have been very good (with figs too) though it's more time consuming.
I don't see any signs of you doctoring the cutting in any way, did you?
I don't see any signs of you doctoring the cutting in any way, did you?
Re: How a rooted cutting look
I haven't used any hormones. This is more like the live or die approach. I think the trick is to pot the cuttings as soon as you cut them, like with figs, the freshness makes a big difference.Blake wrote: Thu Sep 24, 2020 9:30 pm Kidding aside, nice to see roots the length of the cutting like that. In order to get that result this year I started using an exacto knife to nick up the length of the cuttings...with an exacto I can shave the bark to expose just the cambium layer without going too deep. I then apply clonex gel. Results have been very good (with figs too) though it's more time consuming.
I don't see any signs of you doctoring the cutting in any way, did you?
USDA z 10a, SoCal, near Los Angeles

