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I just discovered fungus gnats in the Multifida extrema pot. I'll have to repot them, and I'll take some root cuttings along the way.

Don't sundews eat fungus gnats?

They do. But not the larvae.

I fed one of my spatulata seedlings a larvae from either a fruit fly or a fungus gnat.

But, I don't have time to go through every MM of soil searching for a larvae. I hate that stuff.

Panman wrote: ↑Thu Jan 13, 2022 9:06 pm Once you've got things propagating, I'd love to talk about a trade. I'm interested in gettng a cape wide leaf and the anglica. You can take a look at my grow list and see what you might want to trade for. We can do plants or cuttings.

Should have what you are looking for in a month or 2. I'll do trading with leaf cuttings.

Seems like budding in soil is faster. Saves me some trouble too.

Drosera Anglica, and wide leaf capensis.

is the iwde leaf a root cutting?

thepitchergrower wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 7:33 pm Seems like budding in soil is faster. Saves me some trouble too. :lol:

Do you use pots without drainage to keep them super wet or do you just have a high water level? I’ve never actually propagated any cuttings and would like to start. I have some cuttings that I got from a purchase recently that are currently just in water cause I figure it was the safest way since I’ve got no experience doing it. I’ve got 3 leaves I was thinking of putting one in soil to see what happens. And I’m about to take some cuttings off my capes just for experimentation.

Ewreck,
I think both works. I just Keep them in a container without drainage because it saves me some space.

Bill Phoenix,
The wide leaf is a root cutting.

Propagations going well. I'll have some things for giveaway in a few months.