is it possible to clone roses bushes or any other type of plant (not cannabis)
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PinchedNerve
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You can clone almose anything mang.
Mrcool360
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Ya if you get a leg blown or cut off you just put some rooting compound on it and you will grow a new leg in 7-14 days depending on light.
PinchedNerve
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Yup this happened to me on fourth of july, i am up and running again.
karmababy678
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It depends on the plant. Most plants, especially succulents, will work with cuttings (clonings, if you prefer that term). Roses and other more "tree-like" plants would be propogated by grafting them onto another, existing, plant. Same with fruit trees.
Porthos ivy, African violets, and "Chicks and Hens" are some of the easiest. Heck, my mom's Christmas cactus always manages to invade any pot that one of its leaves wanders into. Small plants tend to have little off-shoots that are easier to harvest than just a leaf, but almost every common plant I know of can be reproduced using a cutting.
Porthos ivy, African violets, and "Chicks and Hens" are some of the easiest. Heck, my mom's Christmas cactus always manages to invade any pot that one of its leaves wanders into. Small plants tend to have little off-shoots that are easier to harvest than just a leaf, but almost every common plant I know of can be reproduced using a cutting.
Professor Puff.n.Tuff
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lmfao.
What if I dont loose a leg to begin with but want to clone an extra anyway?
What if I dont loose a leg to begin with but want to clone an extra anyway?
PinchedNerve
Active Member
No, you could split a stalk and put an angled cutting in the slot and tie it up that would work. I just cloned my baby brother too.
ethics213
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If you do, take a softwood cutting (new green growth). You'll have better luck that way, and it won't take as long too root as a hard wood cutting will. Good luck.