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Aug 25th, 2008 at 07:55 AM
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Hi,
Yesterday I repotted three pots of "Flame" Calla Lilies into one large pot. In the process, a lot of the stems broke off. Is it possible to root these - I am thinking probably not because they are rhizomes instead of regular roots... If I can root them, how? Right now I have them in some water. I'm so bummed that they broke off, but the pots were really "root" bound and I ended up having to cut the plastic pots off the plants to get them out.
Thanks
Kimber
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Fencer
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I don't think they'd root, but they will come back from the roots.
Cricket
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The Man
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The Man
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i concur with Cricket, they will not root but the corms will grow more foliage.
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