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Well I actually cut only the pitcher off if the vine is thick and if the plant produce uppers it will grab onto the vine
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Just wondering, how do you guys 'trim' when the plant gets too tall and leggy? Eg. Nepenthes Miranda, which loses quite a lot of older leaves at the bottom when it gets quite huge.. Or do you lop off the top portion and replant as a cutting? Thanks
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Yeah I was thinking of that that it would be ugly but...!!I spoted a basal and if the basal covers up the stem then it'll be good
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Good question, I was asking this question to myself as well, because I actually have a longish/biggish Miranda myself and was wondering that if I cut off the top part, would it readily root? The stem is probably 3/4inch diameter already! There is a basal too, but, should we lop off the top and root it? Or lop off the basal and root that?
Anyone can give any suggestions? TTFN Arvin
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Well I'll decapitate it if I got more experience which I don't because it's so ugly without any pitchers
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I have cut off the top of my Miranda before, but it didn't survive as a top cutting. Too much moisture loss from the large leaves, I suppose.. Basals grew out from the rooted portion, but grow very slowly.. I recently also cut up my leggy rafflesiana and replanted the top portion as a cutting. Seems to be doing well, despite the recent hot weather..
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You guys ever recieve or brought cuttings of nep that only produce uppers? There you go... Hobbyist and commercial growers often trimmed off their neps to be rooted and sold.
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![]() I just trimmed off two of my N.ventricosa x alata and N.ampularia and planted them. You mean they are going to grow just uppers... ![]() |
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That is what I was told as well and yes I have had cuttings where the top of the vine have rooted and produced uppers.
So if the cutting was already making uppers, it will make uppers. TTFN Arvin
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