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Originally Posted by Jeff zone 8 N.C.
If my eyes do not deceive me that piece of the corm closest to your palm can be sprouted. Treat it with fungicide and plant in perlite or coarse sand. Do not keep it wet. Just barely moist and err towards dry. If you do not have fungicide then use cinnamon spice but for such a valuable plant and because it would ease your pain to save it I would get fungicide.
Also you seem to know how to grow a great AeAe but I would look up PR-Giants posts, here, to brush up on sprouting small starts like you have. He seems to have that perfected.
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I don't look at it as if I perfected something, all I did was eliminate the obvious mistakes. Once a grower eliminates the obvious mistakes then the small starts become easier to grow then the large starts because they respond more quickly to proper conditions.
I've posted thousands of photos over the past dozen years showing members how to properly grow small vegetative nubs but now I'm thinking it might have been better to show how not to grow small vegetative nubs.
