Hi, I propagated some from cuttings last year with no problems - just used hormone powder, and seed raising mix in individual tubes. Unfortunately my parent was lost to the drought so am glad I did. Remember that for cuttings to have a reasonable chance of success they need to come from a vigorous young plant - they are more difficult from older or stressed plants. Robyn

Hello! I have been looking for this plant for a long time & was told to google it. So here I am.
I just read that some of you know about this plant so could I be so bold as to ask if you have any or know where I could get this plant. We used to have a farm in Bundaberg & I had one there,but since moving to Brisbane there seems that there is none to be found. I have tried many avenues even phoning a radio station but am told it is hard to get.(that I know)I have tried many Nursery's to no avail.
Hope you can help me.
Carol

Hi Carol. I discovered a couple of years ago that it is near-on impossible to get it retail, ANYWHERE! There was someone selling it here at the Bundaberg markets last year though.

I have some small plants of Carphalea Kirondron. It is around 10cm. Any people have interest to order in bulk quantity may contact me at boocunghong@hotmail.com
The plant is located at Malaysia. Thank you.

Hi Carol,

Try the markets around Brisbane. I often see the occasional Carphalea there, and at good prices! More common in markets than in nurseries. Also, try Palms for Brisbane in Bulimba. They are able to get a lot of special things if you ask them.

Hope that helps.

We have some in stock at the moment. Interesting the growers all comment on how
difficult it is to propagate. It cost us around double what we'd normally pay in 200mm pots.