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rooting worsleya pups

10 years ago

so weve had a bit of an early spring and so I decided I couldn't wait any longer, I needed a worsleya. I have two offset pups I bought, one a medium size and one small. problem is, they have no roots. I was told by the seller that they could be rooted easily, but ive had them for two weeks with no activity. the small one has root nubs but they haven't grown. any ideas on how to root them? I currently have them in a gravel mix in a self watering planter (and yes, I do check to make sure its dry enough to not cause rot). would wrapping them in moss help? maybe potting soil would be good to get them going? im already anticipating the chewing out im going to get for buying them rootless, but please understand that theyre very healthy, I just have to root them. im not concerned about them dying, im worried about how slow they are to show any sign of root growth. I applied some rootech rooting gel to both pups

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