Some photos of recent babies from cuttings & seed....
Here are cuttings from a large D. paradoxa plant (top right plant in the bottom layout photo). The stems are still attached (not for long).
A cutting from a plant I received in a trade labelled as D. petiolaris. It may be D. dilatato-petiolaris. (Middle plant on right side in layout photo)
Cuttings from a 'real' D. petiolaris. The stems have been removed. (These are from the plant in top left corner in layout photo).
Some D. paradoxa seedlings from a cross from this summer. I wanted to test this seed for germination and got almost 100%. The parents of these seedlings are the plant in the top right corner of the layout and the smaller plant below and to the left. (Some of this seed was just sent to ICPS seedbank)
Layout of one of my glabrous petiolaris tanks (bottom right is D. sessilifolia (not pet-complex)):
Here are cuttings from a large D. paradoxa plant (top right plant in the bottom layout photo). The stems are still attached (not for long).
A cutting from a plant I received in a trade labelled as D. petiolaris. It may be D. dilatato-petiolaris. (Middle plant on right side in layout photo)
Cuttings from a 'real' D. petiolaris. The stems have been removed. (These are from the plant in top left corner in layout photo).
Some D. paradoxa seedlings from a cross from this summer. I wanted to test this seed for germination and got almost 100%. The parents of these seedlings are the plant in the top right corner of the layout and the smaller plant below and to the left. (Some of this seed was just sent to ICPS seedbank)
Layout of one of my glabrous petiolaris tanks (bottom right is D. sessilifolia (not pet-complex)):