Anc777 Well-Known Member Jun 24, 2012 #1 I have seen someone saying they cut about 1/3 of the center leaf on the fan leafs off/ (the tip). what does this do if anything?
I have seen someone saying they cut about 1/3 of the center leaf on the fan leafs off/ (the tip). what does this do if anything?
greenlikemoney Well-Known Member Jun 24, 2012 #2 When cloning, it's good to cut 1/3 of the leaf off, so the energy is concentrated for root growth. With regular plants, I see no botanical reason for that to occur.
When cloning, it's good to cut 1/3 of the leaf off, so the energy is concentrated for root growth. With regular plants, I see no botanical reason for that to occur.
Anc777 Well-Known Member Jun 24, 2012 #3 I thought so as well. I was aware about doing this to cloned plants, but then I heard someone say they were doing to on outdoor plants and I kept wondering if I missed the memo lol thanks a lot!
I thought so as well. I was aware about doing this to cloned plants, but then I heard someone say they were doing to on outdoor plants and I kept wondering if I missed the memo lol thanks a lot!
Cut.Throat. Well-Known Member Jun 24, 2012 #4 For cloning it tells it to stop being so lazy and grow some roots.
racerboy71 bud bootlegger Jun 24, 2012 #5 greenlikemoney said: When cloning, it's good to cut 1/3 of the leaf off, so the energy is concentrated for root growth. With regular plants, I see no botanical reason for that to occur. Click to expand... i agree with this statement..
greenlikemoney said: When cloning, it's good to cut 1/3 of the leaf off, so the energy is concentrated for root growth. With regular plants, I see no botanical reason for that to occur. Click to expand... i agree with this statement..