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Carnivorous Plants
ltecato

Drosera madagascariensis

17 years ago

I don't know what possessed me, but I bought one of these off eBay last week. The plant has two or three vine-like stems, averaging about 6 inches long. The vines are very limp and covered with brown, dried-out leaves except at the very tips, which have healthy-looking green trap leaves.

I'm wondering, if I cut off the end of a stem, can I start a new plant from it? I'm talking about a stem cutting as opposed to leaf cuttings. I've been looking for info about this for a couple of days, and the only simple cloning methods I can find are root or leaf cuttings.

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