Alternate purposes for propagation

[Doomsday]

Ok iI will put them in a plastic cup because i have them about 8 inches from 2 t5 6400k bulbs running at a total of 50 watts

[Joseph Clemens]

Four inches from the lights is even better for actively growing plants, eight - twelve inches should be good for the leaves in the cups.

[Doomsday]

OK great cuz the they are laying in the bottom of the cup about 4 inches lower than my pots soil levels. THat should work wonderfully! I hope they work. Thanks for your help. Ill post an update soon. I am new to pings so expect me to pester you some more since you seem like the ping man around these parts :P

[SDCPs]

[These are the plants I harvested leaves from to produce the plantlets in the earlier image.] For me even the humblest CP look more impressive when they are together in a group -->


Curious how they look like they are jostling each other to get more light.

Awesome! I really need to get some schultz aquatic plant soil and change my ping media soon. Do you think I could grow them on decomposing granite?

[jimscott]

I am new to pings so expect me to pester you some more since you seem like the ping man around these parts :P

LOL!"pingman" is somebody else on the forum. this is actually "Pinguiculaman". Seems like there oughta be green & burgundy tights and a theme song....

[Yinepu]

Joseph.. every time I see pics of your pings It makes me want to find a really good source for them so I can acquire some of my own... they are amazing!

[Baylorguy]

Hey Joseph, what is your experience in terms of the most prolific ping in regards to dividing? I have several that do it on a regular basis, but Pinguicula agnata is by far the most prolific... it seems to pump out a new plant every quarter. I don't mean to go off on a tangent, but when I saw your picture of the agnata, it came to my mind