Best way to send leaf pullings

Best way to send leaf pullings#306875

By buakawswagyo -  Tue Nov 07, 2017 9:57 pm
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- Tue Nov 07, 2017 9:57 pm #306875

Hi everyone,
I wanted to see how you guys are sending leaf pullings.
Which methods have worked the best for you?
Hope to get some replies and maybe trade with you all one day!
Thanks!

-Dylan

Re: Best way to send leaf pullings#306879

By Shadowtski -  Tue Nov 07, 2017 10:31 pm
Location:  Zone 6A - SE. Wisconsin
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- Tue Nov 07, 2017 10:31 pm #306879

I'm a Drosera grower so my leaf cuttings are two dimensional.
I get a piece of paper towel.
I wet it with distilled water, the squeeze out excess.
Lay cutting flat and fold paper towel into 2 by 4 inch size.
Put into snack sized ziploc bag, squeeze out air, and seal.
Put into quart sized ziploc, squeeze out air, and seal.
Put into 6 by 9 puffy envelope and mail.

Good growing,
Mike

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Re: Best way to send leaf pullings#306928

By buakawswagyo -  Wed Nov 08, 2017 8:13 pm
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- Wed Nov 08, 2017 8:13 pm #306928

Shadowtski wrote:I'm a Drosera grower so my leaf cuttings are two dimensional.
I get a piece of paper towel.
I wet it with distilled water, the squeeze out excess.
Lay cutting flat and fold paper towel into 2 by 4 inch size.
Put into snack sized ziploc bag, squeeze out air, and seal.
Put into quart sized ziploc, squeeze out air, and seal.
Put into 6 by 9 puffy envelope and mail.

Good growing,
Mike

Ah, alright sounds easy enough.
Thanks for the detailed explanation Mike!
Really appreciate it!

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