Rooting cherimoya and atemoya using rooting hormones?

[chakalaka]

I know this is an old topic, but just in case.

Sometimes there are branches that hang low to the ground.  I buried part of the branch in the soil.  I bent it so the leaves were not in the soil.  I must've left it for a long time, seems like a year.  I pulled away some of the soil and to my surprise there were roots.  I cut the branch where it initially went into the soil.  The cut branch didn't die.  Couple months later I dug it up and placed it into a pot.  I gave the plant to my in-law.  I don't know what really happened but she transplanted it and now she says it's on life support, I guess the transplant was not successful.  I plan to try this again as there are a couple branches hanging near the ground again.

[Francis_Eric]

tissue culture pawpaw.
oops wrong link I believe .

[Francis_Eric]

I re asked the question here, but it is related in a way
I must of not read the link as clearly as I wanted to (late night)
all that auxin hormone stuff confuses me anyways,
 but I hope this can help someone better understand that sort of thing ..

I think some of the tissue culture people just use jello for a medium ,
 but do not ask me
 seems like hundreds of chemicals you'd have to formulate just to do it yourself
with some of the old recipes I remember a long while back.

http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=40974.0