Using honey to strike Nepenthes.

[Richard Hole]

Hi

I have read and heard that some cuttings can be struck by using honey as a root hormone by rubbing a small amount of it on the node where the roots would grow from. See http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf23099231.tip.html
Could this work for Nepenthes?
Alternatively, would they strike well with no root hormone?

It would be good if honey works as it would be a safe root hormone. I heard a long time back that some of the root hormones were very toxic. I am not sure if they are that way now? I did a web search to see if I could find anyone that has tried honey for Nepenthes. However, I was not able to find anyone. If you know of anyone, please let me know.

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