This is an airlayer done 10 days ago......soaked the R R cube in dilute rooting hormone solution.

Nicely done.

Brian, good job. I really like the RR cubes for air layering. Really simplifies the process. I also got the Q plugs Rafed posted about
and they make it even better using them with Rooter Pots.

I'm getting ready to do some airlayers with Root Riot for the first time. Just ordered them.

Brian,
Thanks for starting the Topic and posting the picture.
Is there a reason why you did not let more roots develop before cutting away the air layer?

hello Pete,its a small cutting and there's alot of roots on the stem,just experimenting and tring something different .

Brian,
Thanks.
I was curious because with so much roots, It would not have taken long to fill a good sized container.
Was the air layer placed on the branch for only 10 days? per your opening post.

yes Pete,only 10 days,when I took a look at it this morning ,I was very shocked to see all of the root development.

Looks like it worked good for you Brian. Where did you get the root riot cubes? Did you order them online or did fin them at a store?

hey Ryan,I order them on fleabay ..........

Brian,
Did you try that on the pear tree?  Looks great!!

Ok, I'll look into them, thanks

I ordered mine from Amazon on Sunday July 14th. Order said they were in stock and would ship in four to five days. Price was $27.00 for 100 cubes. I hoped they'd be here by now but nothing. I haven't even received a shipping notice. The Clonex Gel, rooting tray with basin and tall humidity dome (both from different vendors) arrived on the 17th. Starting to worry a little.

Who has ordered these and received them quickly?

What vendor have you'll used.

two weeks later and I dont have a s8ngle root with these rr cubes. :(

hey Danny,never thought about using it on a pear tree,but will give it a try.........

Hi CAJUNB
i have some tree in the street nearbye and the cutting take long time..
with a 10 day period i could use your method and get no one to even notice it.

did you girdle  the branch too?
thanks