A grower in Puerto Rico has a Nepenthes rafflesiana that has been double-potted for about a year and wants to know how to divide it.
The key question: Do the plants have independent root systems?
Unpot the plant and examine the root structure. If each growth point has its own roots, division is straightforward. If not, consult resources on Nepenthes stem cuttings (e.g., The Savage Garden or our e-book Secrets to Growing Beautiful Carnivorous Plants) for propagation guidance.
For general Nepenthes care, visit our care sheets at cobraplant.com.
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