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Old 8th November 2009, 08:48 PM
shawnintland shawnintland is offline
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Default Re: Nepenthes cuttings.

David, I tend to agree...and disagree! I've had that problem too, but I also have a lot of multi-node 'cutting' plants that sprouted only way up high and they always look top-heavy until the next transplanting when I bury them deeper. I haven't really noticed if the rooting rate is higher or lower when I use longer cuttings, has anyone else?
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