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So iv noticed the base of my plants stem, is thinner than the top. Wen she was transplanted from her solo cup, she had been stretching and I was advised by many to bury most of the stem to help with root growth and overall strength ~ My Question is: can I do the same thing at this stage of plant growth? Or will the buried portion end up with stem/root rot?:thinking::woman_shrugging:t2::interrobang:

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Been wanting to bury her upto the bottom leaves? (a little below)

Sure you can. The part of the stem you bury will also start to grow roots.

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Champion :+1:!! Just the answer I was hoping for!! :grin:

Bobby’s on the money $$$
Just make sure to knock off any nodes with scissors or a razor, before burying…

Not a necessity, but will help with root development…

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Great tip! Always appreciate the tips :+1: - they make the world of difference sometimes

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More than welcome :grin:
Speaking of tips, if/when you get into cloning, shaving the section to be planted, actually encourages root growth and aloe is fantastic!

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Aloe Vera, as in the guts of the natural plant? Or Aloe Vera solutions that can b found in health food shops and supermarkets?

Ahh very good, I had been thinking about cloning

, once my feminised seedling grows big enough. I just have no clue how, or wat I’d b doing

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Then this is the thread you need my friend…

After consuming this journal,
I was lucky enough to have 4 from 4 successful clones,
2 with aloe and 2 with clonex,
very interesting comparison grow.

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Oh wow thank you! Will definitely be reading through that :+1:

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This is why i grow an aloe plant. Cheaper and as effective as Clonex.

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Awesome… I’ve never done a comparison… let us know what’s your opinion on that…

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I’ve been using rabbit poop top dress my clones fresh out the bubbler… and have a mix of insect frasss with a BioChar soil mix… . they been doing great…

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Aloe hands down my friend @Mrcrabs.
The clonex were both single stem clones, the aloe were double (manifold) and once they were rooted grew more vigorously,
Better yield too… :facepunch::v:

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Sweeet… I’ve had great luck with aloe… so I’ve never done a side by side… used any other rooting hormones… @Enlightened420 … thanks for the info my friend

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