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Discussions on how to propagate your plants sexually and asexually, by seed, natural division or leaf pulling

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By Veronis
Posts:  2202
Joined:  Fri May 29, 2009 8:41 pm
#35358
I'm curious how everyone cares for leaf pullings -

1. Do you typically bag/saran wrap your leaf pullings? Or do you just lay them on the soil so the rhizome-end is in contact with the soil? Does it make much of a difference?

2. Do you mist them daily?

3. Do you cut the trap off of leave it on?

4. Ever try using superthrive or anything on them?
By moof
Posts:  1036
Joined:  Sun Oct 18, 2009 7:54 am
#35363
1) Never, it induces mold growth in my case. Air humidity isn't that important I think, wet soil is.

2) I never mist them:)

3) I use whole leaves, I only cut the trap off if it's dead

4) When it goes about chemicals, I used auxins - IAA exactly. It worked fine, and induced the development of plantlets

An I give them lots of light, sometimes I cover them partially with peat moss. I also tried to use pure silica sand as soil for leaf pullings, it worked good too.

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