Re: Another germination topic


 

Diane,
Has anyone tried this?
Jim

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Sent: Sunday, January 10, 2010 11:35 AM
Subject: Re: [iris-species] Another germination topic

 

I think it was putting a grain of wheat in a slit in the stem so that
chemicals given off by the germinating seed would stimulate root
development.

Diane

On 10-Jan-10, at 7:34 AM, Ken Walkup wrote:

> Diane & Bill,
> I recall reading that in the past, "willow water" was used to
> stimulate
> rooting. But that's not germination.
> Ken
>
> Diane Whitehead wrote:
>>
>> In the dim recesses of memory, I think a friend and I did something
>> similar to induce rooting in rhododendron cuttings.
>>
>>
>>
>> On 9-Jan-10, at 6:38 PM, Bill Chaney wrote:
>>
>>> does a germinating seed release a stimulation cue to the seeds
>>> around it? And further, if this is the case, can we further use
>>> this to help germinate the particularly hard to germinate seeds?
>>
>>
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