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D Filiformis Florida Red and D Anemonae cuttings..

I believe this may be the beginnings of propagation..

Thoughts?

That's exactly what mine looked like. They look like little pimples that eventually form into little plants. Be aware, they do turn to sludge after a while.

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Cross wrote:That's exactly what mine looked like. They look like little pimples that eventually form into little plants. Be aware, they do turn to sludge after a while.

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Excellent..

You mean the old plant tissue decays?

Perhaps a water change is in order soon to help delay that happening..

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Cross wrote:That's exactly what mine looked like. They look like little pimples that eventually form into little plants. Be aware, they do turn to sludge after a while.

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Excellent..

You mean the old plant tissue decays?

Perhaps a water change is in order soon to help delay that happening..

I changed my water frequently, then forgot they were in there abdc literally turned to sludge, still clean water. I probably should have moved them to soil sooner.

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Once I start seeing plantlets (cotyledons and first true leaves) I place the whole cutting on top of NZLFSM or peat mix (depends on growers conditions and type of plants) it will eventually establish roots. I don’t even bother trying to remove the decaying cutting as it doesn’t seem to harm my plantlets.