Post by: neilep on 21/04/2008 21:39:06
Ewe got water roots and soil roots yes ?...they're the main two eh ?
Look here they are ! I have titled them for the hard of rooting !
427950222_61b2c342e2_m.jpgSee them all there being busy being roots !!
So, why grow plants in water when they can just as well grow in soil ?
What is the main advantages and disadvantages of both mediums ?
Can all plants grow in both ?
What other mediums can plants grow in ?
I'm staying firmly planted here....rooting ewe all for your klevurness. (Le groans)
Hugs et les shmisheys
mwah mwah mwah mwah!
Neil
Root Enquirer
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Post by: Karen W. on 22/04/2008 06:06:00
Plants can be started in a auger which is a gelatin type clear-ish gel...we used on bulb cuttings...
I have used a cutting dipped in root tone then into the dirt. I have also used a cutting started in a glass of water and left that way.. I have had pretty good luck that way if I feed the water a tiny bit every now and again with like a plant vitamin.. Have had better luck starting plants from water then dirt.. but they don't do as good upon transplanting for me as I forget to water them!
I am not sure which is better but I like both ways...
Post by: neilep on 22/04/2008 18:47:28
That's very interesting about the transplanting...or is is purely because you do not water them ? (Which I imagine could really ruin a plants days ! [;)])......very interesting though that more success is rewarded from water only.......I can envisage why though....as it probably feeds the plants more efficiently!
So ewe ewes gel eh ?....does that mean I could grow asparagus on my head with all the hair gel I ewse ?...it takes three years to grow y' know ?
THANK YOU again
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