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After reading that A. titanum could be propagated form leaf cuttings, I thought that A. bulbifera (which naturally produces bulblets on the leaf at the end of its cycle) would be a likely candidate for leaf cuttings.
I took a 6" tip from my plant and removed the green leaf-parts (there's a word for that) from the stem part and inserted about 2" worth in a potting mix and put it under an overturned aquarium for higher humidity.
A bulb has been forming within the stem under the soil.
Has anyone else tried leaf propagation with other Amorphs or Aroids?
[Cross-posted to Propagation forum.]
Robert.
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