Frank of Juttland,

May we have the link?

It is easier.
Here is a link that might be useful:Cyphostemma juttae

Sorry for not linking up the threads. I did not know how to do this step, and I'm sorry I am not more adept with this computer.

longaeva54: Thanks for helping.

Interested in the rooted cuttings and how they fared...if they grew into respectable plants?

Thanks again,
Frank

Those cutting were grown on for 2yrs then sold. Sadly I took no photos before they were purchased. The plants looked like fatter fat bastards. I plan on doing more this season.

caudex1....

Do you think, or, from your experiences, that these cuttings will also develop the fat caudex of the parent plant? Did your cuttings grow as fast as the original plant?

Just curious.

Frank

Frank,
The cuttings do take on the characteristics of the parent plant in size and speed. I haven't seen any large plants from leaf cuttings so not sure what the mature look would be like.
juttae cuttings develop similar roots to the link below, but the trunk is much thicker

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:505485}}

caudex1....

Thanks for the photo link.

I had my eye of that "Fat B@stard" plant, but the trunk seems to be a bit too lean for my tastes. Too much like Cypho. hardyi, and not enough C. juttae...

Miles2Go shows a larger specimen of "Fat B@stard"...and the plant looks pretty nice once it grows out a bit. Ummm....

Frank

Frank,

Trust me, you will not want to be without one or two, but preferably more (I need to get a third one...).

I need an updated pic, as they've begun to leaf out, but there are two in the pic (can you spot them?) from a few months ago (holds breath to help winter's passing to spring, in spite of the dusting of snow last night).

{{gwi:505489}}

Love to look at the photos of your collection of plants, and the Cyphos. just beginning to wake up.

Thanks for the pics.

Frank

Hello All!

I have one of this plant. It's about 4 inch in diameter at the base with NO leaves. Should it be leafing? Thank you for your help.

Gary

A little early for juttae to be leafing out, Apr/May you should start seeing activity. The vining species are starting to push new foliage now.