Re: [aroid-l] A. Titanum cloned (fwd)

From: StroWi at t-online.de (StroWi) on 2003.09.18 at 09:29:00(10596) Bill, thanks for your reply. But this is really surprising, since the cloning gel seems to be nothing but a very weak N-P-K fertilizer. And that the leaf cutting rooted without a rooting hormone like Naphtalene acetic acid or something similar astonishes me. I surprized, too, that the cloning gel leaf cuttings at last performed better than the Rootone ones. I would like to repeat these experiments myself with a higher replication number per treatment, but my titanums are not higher than 50 cm till now, so that I cannot take enough leaf cuttings. Maybe in year or two..... Since the position of the leaflet within the whole leaf could also influence the response of the leaflet, it might be interesting to compare leaflets from different positions. However.... +More Good further cloning, Bernhard. "WEAVER,BILL (HP-USA,ex1)" schrieb: > The label of the Cloning Gel says: > > 0.08 - 0.15 - 0.09 > > Guaranteed Analysis: > > Total Nitrogen (N) ..................0.08% > 0.015% Ammoniacal Nitrogen > 0.045% Nitrate Nitrogen > > Available Phosphoric Acid (P2O5)....0.15% > > Soluble Potash (K2O) ................0.09% > > > It is all in a very thick gel that clings to the cuttings > and really doesn't rinse off easily. > > Bill > -----Original Message----- > From: StroWi@t-online.de [mailto:StroWi@t-online.de] > Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 1:47 AM > To: aroid-l > Subject: Re: [aroid-l] A. Titanum cloned (fwd) > > > Bill, > > a quick google search did the job for Rootone already: > > ROOTONE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: > > 1-Naphthaleneacetamide................... 0.20% > > Thiram (tetra-methyl Thiuramidisulfide).. 4.04% > > Inert Ingredients:....................... 95.76% > > But for Olivia's Cloniing Gel I cannot find the ingredients. > > Good further cloning! > Bernhard. > > > ---Urspr?ngliche Nachricht--- > From: "StroWi" > To: > Subject: Re: [aroid-l] A. Titanum cloned > > Bill, > > congratulation for your cloning experiment! > > I remember very well the discussion on the list on titanum leaf cuttings in > summer last year. > > Interesting that you got some what different responses depending on the > rooting or cloning powder or gel. > Would you have the ingredients or formulation of those products? This would > maybe shed a light on the differneces between the two leaf cuttings you > grew. > > Good further cloning, > Bernhard. > Dollbergen, Germany > approx. zone 6/7 > > "WEAVER,BILL (HP-USA,ex1)" schrieb: > > A year or two ago there was some discussion on the list as to > > whether Amorphophallus titanum could be successfully cloned from a > > leaf cutting......... > > > > Bill Weaver > > bill.weaver@hp.com > > > > > ------ >

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