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Hi, thanks for the great advise before. My pitcher plant loves it where it is and has gone crazy. I'm now having to think about taking cuttings to trim it. Any advise would be greatfully received .
Thanks for the photo. You can take a cutting, go down 4 leaves and make a 45 cut. Then cut off the bottom 2 leaves (you can leave say 1/4" of the leave near the stem) and sink the cutting into a MOIST peat/perlite mix until those 2 leafless nodes are below the soil. top water to settle in the soil around the cutting and Put in a bright window OUT of direct Sun and keep moist. Simple!
I'd just like to say 'thankyou ' to all who have helped me by answering my questions. This plant has gone nuts!! It's grown over 60cms (2 foot) in a few months, it has 4 emerging out of the soil and a new baby branch,
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