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Rooting powder
ROOTING HORMONE POWDER LAB Secret Formula Fast Growing Nurseries Plants Auxin | eBay Australia
For best results take cutting from plants after their growth period. Treats up to 500 cuttings.
ebay.us
(proper eucalyptus honey, not that capilano shit)
Nothing But Honey 500g - Pure Australian Eucalyptus | Adleys
Premium Australian Eucalyptus honey blend in 500g jar. Fresh, smooth, mild sweetness with gentle aftertaste. No additives, eco-friendly. Perfect everyday honey by Adleys.
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Raw Honey
Please note, that image may not reflect action name on jar. The benefits.Helps to protect your body from cell damage due to free radicals (myricetin — antioxidants)May help to treat gastric ulcers caused by H. pylori (antibacterial properties)May work as a natural antiseptic, killing unwanted bac...
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Natural High Jelly Bush Honey 500g
Natural High Jelly Bush Honey 500g is raw, unprocessed, additive-free Australian honey rich in natural enzymes, antioxidants, and trace nutrients.
www.uniquewholefood.com.au
Aloe-Tech™
This whole-leaf Aloe vera concentrate is a powerful botanical activator, fungi booster and plant growth promotant. ACO organic certified.
nutri-tech.com.au
In a small cup add
⅛ of a teaspoon of rooting powder
1 teaspoon of decent honey
Add either aloe juice or a tad of water to thin it out, a teaspoon or so should be good enough, mix well.
Prepare party cups of coco. Flush with boiling water and run tap water through until runoff is clean, squeeze excess water out and put aside.
Take your cuttings, the thicker main stem will take longer than the lower branches to strike roots, but will also be more developed with more branches when they have rooted.
Trim them up, take a few nodes off and then take some of the outer epidermal layer off the bottom where you've made the cut, dip the clone into the DIY cloning gel (I like to let mine sit in the gel for a minute).
Poke a hole in the coco, place cutting in the hole and then fill it, pat down so it is snug and doesn't move around, then chuck into a storage container. Place lid on top and leave under weak intensity lighting 24/0.
Atleast every 2-3 days take the lid off and fan fresh air over the clones and give them a good spray of water before placing the lid back on.
They'll strike in under 7 days if the cuts were taken from the lowers, or a bit longer if taken from the main stem.
In the colder months of the year you'll need a heat mat. Inkbird sell good ones with a thermostat which won't cook the cuttings.
