jackb
Garden Master
I had made several attempts, without success, to clone sections that I removed from the olive trees that I have been growing indoors. I read that cloning olives was an art, but the author did not explain how to do it. Today, after trying different methods, I can see tiny roots growing from the media in a cutting that I took from a Manzanillo olive on January 25, 2013. What is even more pleasing, is that cloning an olive twig in less than a month is really unusual.
For this clone I used Clonex rooting gel and placed the cutting in a horticube. The horticubes were placed in a small domed container with a heat mat under it. For lighting I used a small 17 watt grow light which ran 24/7.
Jack B
For this clone I used Clonex rooting gel and placed the cutting in a horticube. The horticubes were placed in a small domed container with a heat mat under it. For lighting I used a small 17 watt grow light which ran 24/7.
Jack B