that doesnt look like a truncata
I have to agree with the everyone, here is what a truncata that size should look like http://triffidpark.com.au/htm_pages/photogallery/collector_n_truncata.jpg
My most recent strike occurred on Jan 24, 2009. I placed it in the pot on Sept 24, 2008. While this may be a bit longer than usual, I've learned to not give up for quite a while. One time, even after the original leaf had wilted away, I dug it up and found a cyst-like ball below the surface. Oddly, there were no roots. I put it back in the media and several weeks later, there was a shoot. I think I recall Big Bella having one take quite a while ....update - still no signs of leaves striking as of 1 February 2009.
leaves were inserted into live sphagnum on 2 January 2009.
My most recent strike occurred on Jan 24, 2009. I placed it in the pot on Sept 24, 2008. While this may be a bit longer than usual, I've learned to not give up for quite a while. One time, even after the original leaf had wilted away, I dug it up and found a cyst-like ball below the surface. Oddly, there were no roots. I put it back in the media and several weeks later, there was a shoot. I think I recall Big Bella having one take quite a while ....