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Old 09-16-2012, 05:19 PM
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Hi all,

I impulsively bought a Stelis Glomerosa online and when I got it in my hands, I found that it grows roots from every cane segment (? not sure what to call them). Can I cut and grow these segments?



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Yes you can cut this new growth as long they have roots!

You bough a plant that probably have been grown to warm, then they tend to send out keikis like this.
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You may also twist them off. If they're ready to come off, they come off very easily by twisting.
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Thanks!

I don't think I have the ideal conditions but I think I will remove one of the canes (? terminology) when its ready and see if it will mount on a tree fern totem.
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