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33 minutes ago, flower moon said:

so my trichosalpinx trianglipetala passed away

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If the stem is still green, you can still save it babe! Cut it from the rooting system and completely remove the flowers and any wilted part/leaves. Once you did it, cut it into two and submerge 1/3 of it into water. One simple way to create the rooting environment is to cut a plastic bottle into two, so that the reversed upper half can be inserted into the lower one for the required 1/3 to be completely submerged. Form a hole of the stem diameter in its cup, insert the stem, and then fill the lower half with enough water that it won't exit from the cup! Put the bottle in a place with indirect light (the lower half should be covered), constantly warm temperatures and good humidity, and by 1-2 months you should be able to see new roots! Here's two great videos (the one in Italian is to show you the method I've just described you, minus the fact that he used musk to keep it moist) on how to propagate them, if it can help you:

The success ratio isn't the hightest, but it's still something hug

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