I am not trying to be argumentative, Mark. I have been a novice trader and so have you, and have been lead to believe a plant was 'easy', when it wasn't - I was out a plant AND money. I was just being honest with my experiences in trying to root these cuttings, so a newby wouldn't be upset if he/she traded for the cutting and it did rot. I was merely mentioning that this cutting is not as easy as it sounds to root. You are turning this into a negative when it is meant to be a positive. WHY would this information NOT be relevant? Are you telling me you wouldn't want to know if the possibility existed that it could rot instead of root?

I have a very nice specimen of Clinostigma samoense (Samoa Palm) to trade. Its between 3-4 ft tall (can post a pic to anyone interested). It is not hardy here and will ultimately be too tall for my greenhouse. Its not rare, but is infrequently seen and would be a nice plant for someone in more Southern FL. Looking for perhaps a different smaller growing palm, a nice orchid, an unusual aroid, a named bromeliad or 2, aquatic aroids, unusual hoyas...?

This plant is going to its new home tomorrow. No longer available.

This plant is going to its new home tomorrow. No longer available.