Discussion of Scientific Literature
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Subject: Tomato grafts, hydration/ humidity
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Little Ketchup |
Grittyville, WA
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Could apply to melons perhaps, to some extent. Fancy way of concluding that maybe you can just mist the grafts, rather than use a high humidity chamber:
https://journals.ashs.org/horttech/view/journals/horttech/31/1/article-p115.xml
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7/29/2024 3:45:41 PM
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big moon |
Bethlehem CT
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I have used misting before to heal the grafts, it does work great. The study only misted 2 to three times a day. I misted mine, using a propagation timer that went off for a couple seconds every ten minutes or so during daylight hours. I often wondered if it was better for the plants because I could keep the Relative humidity of the air at a better level. Plus they could be out in the sun during healing which along with lower humidity levels, may also be less conducive to spreading or starting disease. I still found it very important to keep the grafts warm like 75 degrees or so.
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7/30/2024 7:39:56 AM
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