Air Layering for propagating difficult to root strains in hydroponics
In this episode of Hydroponics Daily, we delve into the fascinating world of plant propagation, focusing on a technique known as air layering. This method allows for in-situ propagation on the mother plant without bending the stem beneath the soil. By removing a section of bark and packing the area with moist material like sphagnum moss, you encourage root growth directly on the stem.
Air layering is ideal for reproducing significant and hard-to-clone varieties, providing a practical solution for plant enthusiasts. While it may not be suitable for mass propagation, it has proven effective for…
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