I'm just curious on why you say they "didn't make it" when they still look green.? I have two pitcher plant cuttings that I'm currently nursing and saw your first video and followed your page to see the update. As far as I can tell most people recommend cutting off the pitchers, and cutting the leaves in half (to make them more easily fit in a humidity dome). But I imagine you're recreating the humidity dome in your greenhouse, so I guess you don't need that step. But if you're declaring them "dead" because the pitcher turned brown, I think you should stick with it since all of their leaves still look healthy. Have you checked the roots at all? I'm interested to see if in another month if they've made any progress as from my understanding they take a while to form roots. Good luck!
They were totally crispy and dried up (leaves and stems too, not just the pitchers), not able to be saved unfortunately. They hadn't developed roots yet or I would have kept them a bit longer to see what happens. Your comment brings up a good point that I should have taken them out and shown a close-up during the video, my bad! 🤦♀️ Hope your cuttings are doing well! I look forward to trying again when I eventually cut the other babies off the mother plant.
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I'm just curious on why you say they "didn't make it" when they still look green.? I have two pitcher plant cuttings that I'm currently nursing and saw your first video and followed your page to see the update. As far as I can tell most people recommend cutting off the pitchers, and cutting the leaves in half (to make them more easily fit in a humidity dome). But I imagine you're recreating the humidity dome in your greenhouse, so I guess you don't need that step. But if you're declaring them "dead" because the pitcher turned brown, I think you should stick with it since all of their leaves still look healthy. Have you checked the roots at all? I'm interested to see if in another month if they've made any progress as from my understanding they take a while to form roots. Good luck!
They were totally crispy and dried up (leaves and stems too, not just the pitchers), not able to be saved unfortunately. They hadn't developed roots yet or I would have kept them a bit longer to see what happens. Your comment brings up a good point that I should have taken them out and shown a close-up during the video, my bad! 🤦♀️ Hope your cuttings are doing well! I look forward to trying again when I eventually cut the other babies off the mother plant.