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Hi Richard,
I heard about some successfull rootings. Here is a link: http://www.fleischfressende.de/forum/haltung-und-kultur-f18/blattstecklinge-im-wasser-geht-das-t796-s15.html. If you read the post of "Gilgamesh" in the middle of the page, you will see that this way of propagating Dionaea is possible. After watching the video you posted I decided to try it on this way. So I pulled two leafs of my 'Akai Ryu', cut off the traps and pt the leafs and the traps in deionised water. I will tell you here, if I have success.
Regars
Benedikt
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My first Cephalotus cuttings took 6 months to produce new leafs. Today I put 5 leafs in a glass of demineralised water und hope it produce fast roots. I will tell you, if I have success.
Regards
Benedikt
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Great Plants. Thank you very much for sharing.
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I really enjoy the pictures of the Cephalotus with big heaps of sphagnum.
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I like your great plants.
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Great Plants!
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Hi,
wow I admire your Sarracenias. Great Coloration!
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Wow. Great Cephalotus and so many cuttings.
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Hi,
your plants are looking really great. I like your fantastic Highland Grennhouse.
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Hi,
I'm Benedikt from Germany, Bavaria. I like carnivourus Plants and I had cultivated them since 2 years. All started with a Venus Flytrap...
I cultivate Dionaea, Sarracenia, Drosera, Nepenthes, Utricularia, Cephalotus, Darlingtonia,Pinguicala and Heliamphora.
PS: Sorry, my English is not the best.
Leafcuttings in water
in Cephalotus
Posted · Edited by Carnivourus Plants-fan
Hi,
I took my pullings on the first of August. Now after about 3 Weeks the first leave started to root.
I'm sorry for the bad quality, but I hope you can see the short root.
The leaf is in a glass with deionised water and now all 5 leafs are still green.
Regards
Benedikt