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I was just transplanting my new D. spathulata<span style='color:red'>[Edit: spelling corrected to read, D. spatulata</span>, and three roots ripped off the plant. I stuck them in moist peat, and set them in my greenhouse. I just want to know if i can expect platnts from these.
<span style='color:red'>[Edit: Topic title corrected to read D. spatulata.]</span>
Tunasurprise,
Potentially they may very well produce plants. I've really never intentionally tried to propagate with Drosera spatulata roots. They are so prolific from seed and leaf cuttings and have so few roots - I never thought to try, sounds like an interesting idea to try. I am interested to hear of your results.
If the light is strong (as I grow my plants under) then it will not disadvantage the crowded plants too much...since the plants at the bottom will get light too.
I just liked the way they crowd the pot - makes for a nice pic, and also blocks out the competing moss - but of course I will have to transplant them soon or they will suffocate.
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