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  • From: rob hamilton <lostman_amiga@yahoo.com>
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  • Subject: Re: [nafex ibiblio list] cloning machines
  • Date: Sun, 8 Jan 2012 18:42:09 -0800 (PST)

I have one in the basement that I tried for while, I did not have much
success with woody material, but I think I need to revisit it. It works great
with basil and tomatoes though.


If you have ant special tricks or tips, I would love to here it

 
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From: Mark Lee <mark.lee.phd@gmail.com>
To: nafex@lists.ibiblio.org
Sent: Friday, January 6, 2012 6:11 PM
Subject: [nafex ibiblio list] cloning machines

I have been thinking about getting a cloning machine for a couple years. I
got busy with some other things, so I put off the purchase. This system is
used for rooting cuttings. Google "cloning machine" if you want more
details.

A little over a month ago I purchased a cloning machine called OxyClone.
With just water circulating by a small pump, I have had roots form on
cuttings without the need for rooting hormones. The list of plants that
have rooted so far include Rosa canina, Goumi, tomato, and basil. I have
some asian pear cuttings that have formed a big callus like they are trying
to send out root hairs. I took the cuttings in November. I think I may have
more success with cuttings of new growth in early summer.

I would like to hear if any other NAFEX people have had success with a
cloning machine. I have been looking for papers or textbooks that discuss
this method of propagation. If anyone can help me find some reference
material on this topic, I would appreciate it.

Thanks,
Mark Lee, Seattle
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One problem with an organization like Geneva picking up the Botner collection
is that there have been, occasionally, errors in the cultivar identity, where
cultivars grown from Botner scionwood turn out to be (clearly) something
besides what was labeled. A private collector with lots of cultivars can be
excused a few errors, but a large, formal collection doesn't have so much of
an allowance. The management of such a large number of cultivars can be a
nightmare, which might be possible only with a very dedicated grower such as
Botner. 
Pete TallmanLongmont, CO  zone 5 or so



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