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08-27-2008, 02:47 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Looking for information.
I saw on here someone using a small piece of corm with a bit of root to grow plants. Can someone point me to information on that if they have it? My first pup went into hydroponics. The second one I would like to start a cluster in the backyard if I could get 3-4 or so plants out of 1 pup. I'll not be pulling any more pups off the main plant.
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Re: Looking for information.
It might be possible with hydroponics. The problem has been for the corm piece to sustain sufficient energy until roots can develop.
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