cps propagation

[rantmind]

in running all over the internet in looking to find out about D,Adelae
i ran across some info on how you can get new plants from leaf cuttings and if this is true beside it working on d,adelae will it work on other sun-dews and if the gods are kind are theirs other kinds of cps that i can do the same thing,and if so then i can get some wild cps just by a leaf cutting as about ten years ago i found a sun-dew that was living in full all day sun on hard pan soil with little to no water so if that is so then i will go look and see if there are still there and if so then will get one or two cutting to see if i can spread them to other places if i can as i think this is the only place they live.
to me plants this strong need to be saved so their genes can be spread to other sun-dews.
by the way their are very small but i think is because of where they are trying to live .
but would like to know if it is ok with the law to do this.

[Brian Barnes]

Hello,

First off, I recommend my friend Barry's site on Drosera and other CP. You'll find a wealth of knowledge there...; )

www.sarracenia.com/faq/faq5240.html

Secondly, It is not advisable to just move any CP you see to other sites. You can cause more harm than good, as other such events have miserably failed in the past. See below.

www.calflora.org/cgi-bin/species_query.cgi?where-taxon=Drosera+capensis

Happy Growing,

Brian

[rantmind]

went by the place today and there is an hud housing there now so no plants to save
but i will tell you if i ever find some like them at least one leaf is mine.