A grower in Mexico (no winter dormancy) wants to take leaf cuttings of Dionaea under 52W cool white tubes indoors and asks how long until cuttings develop a strong root system for outdoor placement.
Jeff Dallas: Cuttings typically strike and fully root in 2–3 months under consistent light and warmth. Wait for a fully developed root system before moving outdoors. Then harden off: transition through dappled light or shade cloth for a week before full sun. Humidity helps during hardening.
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