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    cloning roses

    to start off i understanding the patent rights of 20 yrs. on roses. i respect that.
    hydroponically:
    what has been your favorite method of cloning roses; cuttings or bud grafts?
    if you do bud graphs are they on rooted root stock or cuttings?
    i am in the process of setting up different methods for cloning roses in the green house, but never cloned roses hydroponically and would appreciate some input. types trying: mineral block submersed, fogging cutting stems, planted in core with feed, and submersed in highly aggitated solution. all have been dipped in rooting gel.
    i have started cuttings on several occassions and hybridized roses in the past using water solution, potting soil or dirt.
    i am overwhelmed by the selection of nutrient solutions out there.
    i do use the nutrients from my koi pond filters,
    after i understand what the roses actually require for the greatest success; as i have something to contribute on what does and doesn't work i will share it with everyone.

    thanks
    rich

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    Re: cloning roses

    I've never done grafting. I'll be very interested to see what you come up with.
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