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Old 12-11-2007, 02:00 AM
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Originally Posted by VictorVIcious View Post
Yes, all of the information I have felt was reliable said they use weak flowering nutes because it lower in N. This is the reason the author I read said you get better result cloning if you flush the mothers for a few days before taking clones. It drops the N 'which inhibits early root development'. Works out for me not using the mothers , thats another story. Good to see ya. VV
I've heard about cutting back on the nutes for the mothers before taking cuttings, and I've done that for the last couple of years. Really don't know if it helps or not. And I use a weak flowering nute for rooting cuttings because of the higher Phosphorus, I thought. I've read in some nutrient regimens to use their PK Booster product for a rooting nutrient.

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