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Anyone ever use a EZ Cloner for rose cuttings?

18 years ago

I saw one for sale locally and I was wondering if that would work better then my current method of rooting cuttings.

Thanks.

Clare

Here is a link that might be useful: EZ-Clone Cloning Machines

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donnaz5
18 years ago
I made my own from instructions I found googling cloners, and it works very, very well. If I saw a cheap one I would definately nab it, but most are way out of my budget guidelines..but yes..they do work well for rose ccuttings..good luck..donna
mgleason56
18 years ago
I've thought about getting one for the winter months, but did not know how it did with roses.

Donna - I'll have to do some googling...
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caflowerluver
Original Author
18 years ago
Thanks for the replies. I thought about getting it but it is really too big for the few cuttings I have. BTW, this message disappeared then reappeared. Very strange.
Clare
silveroo
17 years ago
Donna- Did you use rooting hormone and/or hormone solution? Or just water? I'm eagerly awaiting the arrival of an EcoPlus 633 pump, the final component for my DIY EZ Cloner.

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