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I have done that as well, with about the same success rate as water. In my experience, the water method gets more strikes than direct media. However, transitioning from water to media doesn't always work. For me, at least, the net result is ~the same.
I have done that as well, with about the same success rate as water. In my experience, the water method gets more strikes than direct media. However, transitioning from water to media doesn't always work. For me, at least, the net result is ~the same.
I guess I will do trial and error, use it on some and not others, and see what happens. That and look up which varieties do get stunted from it to avoid using it on them altogether. I can't resist a good experiment opportunity.
Of course you should embrace the notion of a control study on whatever material you can get ahold of. But I think you will find a dearth of information on the interaction of hormones on specific clones/varieties/cultivars. I seriously doubt anyone has kept that data.
Of course you should embrace the notion of a control study on whatever material you can get ahold of. But I think you will find a dearth of information on the interaction of hormones on specific clones/varieties/cultivars. I seriously doubt anyone has kept that data.
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