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Root fasciation
- Thread starter Volcanna
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CrushnYuba
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What is a 10% bleach dunk? U dip the stem in bleach before you plug? Or u let the plug absorb 10% bleach? I'm not sure what u think is abnormal, that one really fatt root? It seems pretty normal to me. I like hearing how other people use chlorine in cloning.
I have been using bleach on all of my cuttings. But more diluted. Like .5 ml per gal. I let the stems sit in the water until they are plugged. I soak my medium with it. And i water my medium with it. Seems to keep stems slime and root free.
I would use a higher concentration if others do successfully. How are you using bleach?
I have been using bleach on all of my cuttings. But more diluted. Like .5 ml per gal. I let the stems sit in the water until they are plugged. I soak my medium with it. And i water my medium with it. Seems to keep stems slime and root free.
I would use a higher concentration if others do successfully. How are you using bleach?
Brother Nature
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That's pretty cool man. I've never seen it myself, but have heard others speak of it, though never in cannabis. There's a study relating it to high temperatures producing extra cell division. Is an interesting read, if nothing else.
elifesciences.org
Temperature-dependent fasciation mutants provide a link between mitochondrial RNA processing and lateral root morphogenesis
Temperature-dependent fasciation mutants of Arabidopsis unexpectedly connect mitochondrial RNA processing to the control of cell proliferation during lateral root morphogenesis via electron transport chain activity and reactive oxygen species production.
elifesciences.org
