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Post by sarracenialover on Feb 23, 2009 0:53:22 GMT
Not really regeneration. Anyways, could a utric come back from recently dead stems? I currently have Utricularia Inflata growing in a container. I left it there for a few months and didn't check on it. Now, I feel like growing this genus again and brought all the branches and dumped them into a new container with peat-infused water. They are starting to brown out a little, but are still green. Is this a sign that they are still alive?
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Post by Jefforever on Feb 24, 2009 2:49:03 GMT
I believe that as long as you have something green, you can probably sprout it.
I'm not familiar with this species. Does it make turions? Did you skip a dormancy?
Maybe give it a little warmer temps... like room temp. It should start to do something then.
At least this technique using temps works for my U. vulgaris.
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Post by sarracenialover on Feb 25, 2009 2:08:08 GMT
Actually, Utricularia Inflata is one of the only suspended aquatic bladderwort that does not require dormancy for normal growth. However, i'm not sure if it went dormant this winter as it was growing in a container outdoors.
As an update of the status of the plant, abou half the stems are starting to become yellow.
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