San Pedro

bob · 02-09-05, 13:02

These three are the new edition to my family. When I recieved these they had some dark black spots on the ends(caloused ends) so I made a clean smooth cut and removed the black spots and now they are chillin in some dry verm for two weeks. I think this how a person is suppose to do it. Peace.

02-09-05, 13:35

no need for the dry verm..

just leave them in a dark cool place for 1-2 weeks..
until the cut is dry..

then put them in moist soil...and keep it moist until they root

bob · 02-09-05, 13:41

So after the cut has caloused should I put them in like 3 in of soil or just sitting on top of the soil so I can check for new roots.

02-09-05, 14:06

put them like 1-2 inch deep in the soil...

they will root in a couple weeks...

bob · 02-09-05, 18:06

Thanks

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02-09-05, 13:02	#1 (permalink)
bob Mycophiliac Join Date: Jan 1971 Posts: 75	These three are the new edition to my family. When I recieved these they had some dark black spots on the ends(caloused ends) so I made a clean smooth cut and removed the black spots and now they are chillin in some dry verm for two weeks. I think this how a person is suppose to do it. Peace.

02-09-05, 13:35	#2 (permalink)
~hidra Guest Posts: n/a	no need for the dry verm.. just leave them in a dark cool place for 1-2 weeks.. until the cut is dry.. then put them in moist soil...and keep it moist until they root

02-09-05, 13:41	#3 (permalink)
bob Mycophiliac Join Date: Jan 1971 Posts: 75	So after the cut has caloused should I put them in like 3 in of soil or just sitting on top of the soil so I can check for new roots.

02-09-05, 14:06	#4 (permalink)
~hidra Guest Posts: n/a	put them like 1-2 inch deep in the soil... they will root in a couple weeks...

02-09-05, 18:06	#5 (permalink)
bob Mycophiliac Join Date: Jan 1971 Posts: 75	Thanks