Technique of rooting

[Karlet]

Hello everyone, today I received the plants grafted on Harrisia and mirtillocactus. Some do not have roots, as you can see in the photo. I want to know which technique of rooting you can advise me, as you would work? Thanks in advance.

[Carlo & Daniele]

Hello Carlo, in spring they usually do roots quite fast. Sometimes we re-cut the stock if the cut is not too clean.
Is there a part not looking so good?

[Karlet]

Ok, thank you. The cut has a badly cut hand, but has healed well and I do not think there are problems. I would like to root them under lamps, because some rootstocks are very dehydrated and I think that most aspect, will be worse. Have you ever had this problem?

[modern.shaman]

The more dehydrated the faster they tend to root when conditions are warm, at least that's what I experience.

[Karlet]

Thank you very much for talking to me about your experience. What I will do is put them in the warm room where I keep the seedlings. I keep them away from the lamps, pot empty landless and spray them with water about 3 times a week hoping that will encourage them to produce roots and avoid too much dehydration. I will keep you informed of the outcome that I have.

[Karlet]

Here, as it appears the plant after about 20 days. He made only two roots and when they will be a little longer will be put on pumice.