Post by Chris Garcia on Mar 17, 2007 14:41:24 GMT
Hello everybody.
The last time I posted here I had a large and once ferocious looking Nepenthes Miranda tropical picther I'd bought at a nursery that was ailing. After some good advice here it has more than bounced back and had a huge family that is now crowding the pot. I want to remove the excess plantlets and propogate them in their own pots. I've never cut up a plant I didn't intend to eat before. Can anyone here advise me on how to do this without harming my mother plant? Its a male plant and even had two long branches of smelly flowers last year. I live in eastern Georgia near South Carlolina and my plants seem well at home outside in the heavy humidity and cool nights.
Thank you!
Chris garcia garceus at yahoo dot com
garcia815576 at bellsouth dot net
The last time I posted here I had a large and once ferocious looking Nepenthes Miranda tropical picther I'd bought at a nursery that was ailing. After some good advice here it has more than bounced back and had a huge family that is now crowding the pot. I want to remove the excess plantlets and propogate them in their own pots. I've never cut up a plant I didn't intend to eat before. Can anyone here advise me on how to do this without harming my mother plant? Its a male plant and even had two long branches of smelly flowers last year. I live in eastern Georgia near South Carlolina and my plants seem well at home outside in the heavy humidity and cool nights.
Thank you!
Chris garcia garceus at yahoo dot com
garcia815576 at bellsouth dot net
