Re: AROID-L digest 2504 - amorph leaf cuttings/tc

Hi John,
I've done the leaf cuttings with newly emerged leaf material and with older,
end of the season leaf material and both seem to respond the same, not all
successful but what survives will form a tuber and send up a leaf.  I've
swapped notes with other aroiders playing around with this and there's more
failures than successes, but I think placing cuttings under mist makes a
positive difference (cool moisture).  I've tried a few with and without
rooting hormones as well, no big difference seen there.  Again, I'm just
playing with these when I can afford the time and plant material.

Regarding the tissue culture amorphophallus...tubers are oddly shaped, more
flat-angular than spherical, most have nice roots, some have no roots, and
all show 2 nice leaves growing from the tuber...and now we'll see how they
adjust to the next transplanting stage...will keep you posted.
Petra


----- Original Message -----
From: "Floral Artistry" <jjingram@pacbell.net>
To: "Multiple recipients of list AROID-L" <aroid-l@mobot.org>
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 12:53 PM
Subject: RE: AROID-L digest 2504


> Petra,
> Glad you hear we will be seeing your pictures. I have wanted to attempt
the
> leaf cutting thing for some time but have not taken the plunge as yet. But
I
> think the photos will encourage me. It is done in the fall or spring? New
or
> older mature leaves?
> And the tissue culture titanums are a real titilater.
>
> John Ingram
> jjingram@pacbell.net
> www.floralartistry.org
> Phone/Fax 323-650-9360
>
>
>
>
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