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Date: 04 Sep 2006 16:31:23
From: TheRock
Subject: Sarcopython Propagation Help
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It's time for me to propagate my Sarcopython. It's huge.
All sites I have visited to propagate say to cut off the cap, cut it into
sections
and glue it to plugs or small pieces of rock.
Because it's about 10" high I was wondering if I can cut it closer to the
base.
Does it need to be cut close to the top ?
TIA,
Chris
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Date: 06 Sep 2006 00:57:43
From: TheRock
Subject: Re: Sarcopython Propagation Help
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Come on !
Nobody wants to touch this question with a ten foot pole ?!?!
"TheRock" <none@none.com > wrote in message
news:vxYKg.15795$242.14333@trndny06...
> It's time for me to propagate my Sarcopython. It's huge.
> All sites I have visited to propagate say to cut off the cap, cut it into
> sections
> and glue it to plugs or small pieces of rock.
>
> Because it's about 10" high I was wondering if I can cut it closer to the
> base.
> Does it need to be cut close to the top ?
>
> TIA,
> Chris
>
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Date: 07 Sep 2006 16:33:44
From: Wayne Sallee
Subject: Re: Sarcopython Propagation Help
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You can cut them however you want, but the lowest risks
will be cutting the smaller branches. You can practice on
the some smaller branches, and then go for the big one.
Wayne Sallee
Wayne's Pets
Wayne@WaynesPets.com
TheRock wrote on 9/5/2006 8:57 PM:
> Come on !
> Nobody wants to touch this question with a ten foot pole ?!?!
>
>
> "TheRock" <none@none.com> wrote in message
> news:vxYKg.15795$242.14333@trndny06...
>> It's time for me to propagate my Sarcopython. It's huge.
>> All sites I have visited to propagate say to cut off the cap, cut it into
>> sections
>> and glue it to plugs or small pieces of rock.
>>
>> Because it's about 10" high I was wondering if I can cut it closer to the
>> base.
>> Does it need to be cut close to the top ?
>>
>> TIA,
>> Chris
>>
>
>
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Date: 07 Sep 2006 00:14:14
From: Alan Gabriel
Subject: Re: Sarcopython Propagation Help
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"TheRock" <none@none.com > wrote in message
news:b2pLg.370$Ua4.233@trndny01...
> Come on !
> Nobody wants to touch this question with a ten foot pole ?!?!
>
>
>
OK this is my experience.
I bought a Sarcophython and didn't notice it had some damage on it because
it was closed up.
Within a few days the rot was quite bad so I cut it up into pieces and
dipped them in Kent ine Tectra D for seven minutes.
I put the pieces back in the tank amongst the rocks in a low flow area and
within a few weeks they all attached themselves and are growing away.
--
Regards,
Alan
Preserve wildlife - pickle a SQUIRREL to reply.
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Date: 04 Sep 2006 23:40:20
From: TheRock
Subject: Re: Sarcopython Propagation Help
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Sarcophyton..oops !
a.k.a Toadstool Mushroom Leather
"TheRock" <none@none.com > wrote in message
news:vxYKg.15795$242.14333@trndny06...
> It's time for me to propagate my Sarcopython. It's huge.
> All sites I have visited to propagate say to cut off the cap, cut it into
> sections
> and glue it to plugs or small pieces of rock.
>
> Because it's about 10" high I was wondering if I can cut it closer to the
> base.
> Does it need to be cut close to the top ?
>
> TIA,
> Chris
>
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