Propagating D. rotundifolia

[SubRosa]

Quick question, can D. rotundifolia be propagated from leaf cuttings? TIA!

 

[Cthulhu138]

It sure can. Very easily too.

 

[SubRosa]

Ok then, thanks again!

 

[pflanzjaeger]

Just backing up what cthulhu said. The ones I have growing in live sphagnum actually spread that way when I have the water level even with the top of the sphag - the leaves produce plantlets once they start to wither. It makes me wonder how many patches of rotundifolia we see in the wild are all/mostly one clone.

 

[Whimgrinder]

For some reason, this is a very difficult species to find in commerce. I've been looking to acquire a plant; anyone have a division to trade? Know where I can find one? Thanks.

 

[Millipede]

i might have some seeds available this fall or late summer if mine produce any this year

 

[DJ57]

For some reason, this is a very difficult species to find in commerce. I've been looking to acquire a plant; anyone have a division to trade? Know where I can find one? Thanks.

I got some D. rotundifolia for ya, email sent.

 

[Whimgrinder]

I got some D. rotundifolia for ya, email sent.

Received, acknowledged, with thanks

 

[pflanzjaeger]

Are there any issues with shipping leaves?

 

[Tony C]

For some reason, this is a very difficult species to find in commerce. I've been looking to acquire a plant; anyone have a division to trade? Know where I can find one? Thanks.

I have the Alaskan and Skagit Co. WA forms, if you want I can start some cuttings for you once they get a little more growth on them.