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Can anyone tell me how to divide terrestrial utricularia?

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What species of Utricularia do you want to divide? Normally I just need to just cut a 'plug' out of the pot then re-fill the hole with medium. If you intend repotting then just pull off pieces. Most Utricularia will readily root from a small plug.

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View Postmobile, on 05 February 2012 - 16:22 PM, said:

What species of Utricularia do you want to divide? Normally I just need to just cut a 'plug' out of the pot then re-fill the hole with medium. If you intend repotting then just pull off pieces. Most Utricularia will readily root from a small plug.


Its U. sandersonii

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That'll readily root from a tiny fragment :lol:

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View Postmobile, on 05 February 2012 - 17:24 PM, said:

That'll readily root from a tiny fragment :lol:
Cheers :)

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Yeah.... just pull apart a portion.

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Jop - 2×2 cm is really portion big enough :-)

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I once managed to propagate it using a single stolon

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View Postkevnep, on 07 February 2012 - 07:22 AM, said:

I once managed to propagate it using a single stolon
Yes, when it's in your collection it tends to spread. I could have sworn that I got rid of every last piece from some of my Cephalotus when I did a major report, but it has appeared again.