A while back i recieved some Panache sticks. I had one placed in SM and for several weeks nothing was happening, then i got this aeroponics system last week  up and running so i took the stick out of the S Moss and had to trim about 1 and 1/2 inches off the bottom to put in the aero so it would not be sitting constantly in water bath.
The little piece with no node i left it where it fell right on top of the SMoss and put it back on the shelf in laundry room . Today i was looking at some of my cups with sticks in them and then grabbed the pastry container to toss out the Smoss and save the container for possible future use .
When i opened it i found this little stiick with no node showing decent roots .
I will probably kill it eventually but i put it into the aero system and added a half strength solution of there fertilizer stuff thats suppose to feed the root system. I have other sticks with no roots in the system for 4 days now to see what if anything happens. This stick i just want to see if i can keep feeding the roots and if they continue to grow i figure what the heck put it into potting soil and let nature takes its course , which i figure will probably kill it im thinking . Either way i thought i would share this with you folks.
Best Health

Martin that is amazing, so much for needing a node.

Obviously SM is powerful stuff.  I am very interested in how this all turns out (and your aeroponics system too!)
thanks
Nas

Well the roots are kaput .
I pulled em off and put it back in , dont ask me why .  ; )

Yes Martin,
I have seen roots popping-up from anywhere along a fig twig.
Unfortunately, I cannot claim the same for "leaf-sprouts" or
whatever they are technically called. Hence the minimum
one(1) node (w/bud) fig twig is always recommended
(I did have some success with those too).

If any [real] miracle happens, please let us know.

And pl. no funny [pic] tricks, such as putting a flower-bud
in the eye of an immature fig fruit...