Pull off everything all the way to the stem. Sort of like removing a
cephalotus leaf cutting.... Make sure you get it all or it is likely to rot.
>Do you lay the leaf on the compost, or bury it, or stand it on end?
Make a shallow depression and place the cutting horizontally in the hole. I
water with a mister to settle some peat around the cutting if I am not using
sphagnum. The surface of the leaf remains exposed, but I guess you could
say it is partially burried.
>Superthrive doesn't seem to be commercially available
>here and my spartan conditions don't stretch to fluorescent lights, but
>that doesn't seem to be a problem for my other Drosera cuttings.
Hope this helps???
Take care & keep on growing,
-Tom- & Krissy