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· spiderdog35
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me neither and ive done a lot of cloning in my days
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· Neo Racer
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Only with a rooting hormone
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· Dee bud
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Ok do it and post it if you prove it to me I’ll seed you a pack of seeds from Nirvana your choice
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· ChAs420
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ive had a couple times where a leaf fell onto the soil under the plant as i was trimmin it and then i watered plant..some soil got washed over the stem of the leaf and i dint notice it was even there for a couple weeks i noticed it was still nice an green like it was growing..it mighta developed roots if i had left it alone
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· ChAs420
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you might be able to keep the leaf alive for a while, but i think you would need more than just ne fan leaf to successfully clone a plant.
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· Chubby441
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@ Stan...The only way this could happen is if there was a meristematic growing point somewhere on the base of the leaf . For that you'll need not only the leaf and petiole, but also a stem that contains a growing point. Similar to what happens when you prune a plant to develop more growing points. Leaves by themselves have no meristematic tissue. Peace
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· Chubby441
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I have taken the stem of a fan leave and pushed it into the soil and it has turned into a new plant.