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Mutilation Propagation
By damaging but not destroying, a young meristem can be divided into many smaller meristems. Here's a Goldfinger that went from one to a dozen.
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Re: Mutilation Propagation
so what is you're technique for inflicting the damage?
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Re: Mutilation Propagation
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The Goldfinger plantlets in post #1 was caused by a fallen tree that met the impact requirements. When plantlets form a straight line it's normally from a knife cut opposed to a smash. ARH Florida This was more of a tap than a smash but the damage to the center is clearly visible. Florida
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