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sticky claws leaves not growing

Posted by lablover4ever (My Page) on
Mon, Nov 12, 12 at 15:54

my cuttings that i got in august or september are not showing any roots and the claws are so sticky that the tiny appearing leaves are stuck to it. i don't see how the leaves could ever open and really i have not seen one open. when the leaves turn black and i try to pull them off they are so sticky that that it pulls away with goo. is this normal?

tia


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RE: sticky claws leaves not growing

Tia, this is when they start going to sleep, so unless you can fool your cuttings with bottom heat and lots of light they will most likely not root until next spring.

The sticky goo at the top is pretty normal. Many of mine started tiny claws that went black when the days got shorter and I just pull them off. The orange sticky stuff seems to be there to stop insects from sucking on the tender tips.


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RE: sticky claws leaves not growing

thanx jandey. i have a germiniation mat so they havea bottom heat plus i have a light over top of them. i didnt know they got that sticky. thanx


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