Intermittent misting system secrets revealed!
You want a sneak peak of a detailed misting system report?
The detailed parts list:
Misting controller (1) propagation controller (requires electricity)
24 volt AC solenoid* (1) 3/4 inch thread
Wire* 18ga two conductor wire (length determined by system builder)
3/4 PVC pipe (10′ length schedule 40)
3/4 socket x 3/4 male pipe adapter (1)
3/4 male pipe x female [...]
Why use intermittent mist?
Using intermittent mist to root cuttings of woody ornamentals and perennials is one of the most efficient means of asexually reproducing large quantities of plants. Intermittent mist offers a means of automatically supplying moisture during the critical periods of propagation by using timers that control the delivery of the misting water on [...]
Successfully removing rooted cuttings from intermittent mist
What do I do after the softwood cuttings have roots?
Is this a question you find yourself asking? Well, fear not! I will explain what needs to be done to help the cuttings survive.
After the cuttings have rooted, you must decide what you are going to do with them. [...]
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