If you remember, two weeks ago I posted about my A. Waroc that I was attempting to repot and I broke all of the roots off of it. I placed the root-lacking stump with a sprout coming off of it in a sphagnum prop box at 95% humidity and this is its progress. Underneath that moss there is about 4-5 inches of thick healthy root that came from the growth point, and it even pushed out a whole new leaf! by Aspiringsailor77

As soon as my waroc puts out a new leaf I like to break it and damage the growth point as much as possible. The never knowing what the leaf would’ve looked like, coupled with the anticipation of waiting and waiting for a new leaf must just really get me. The first time I tipped it over onto the floor, the next time I dropped a large nepenthes on it. Looking for good suggestions for what to do this time? My husband suggested just chucking it across the room. I was thinking about leaving it with the puppy for a

Okay so I picked up a tiny bedraggled waroc in the bargain bin section earlier this year and its comeback has been nothing short of miraculous. 5 baby offsets and every new leaf is at least 50% bigger than the last... My problem is that it's now too big to fit in the shelf space that I have. The leaves are getting so big that I accidentally damage them every time I go to water 🥹 Another cabinet is not an option nor is removing a shelf (I go hard on propping over winter to keep me sane). So how