What’s the fastest way to amass an army of Venus Flytraps via propagation or otherwise?

The fastest way to amass an army of Venus flytraps through propagation would be to use leaf cuttings. Here’s how:

1. Select healthy leaves from the parent plant. Choose leaves that are fully mature and free of any blemishes or damage.
2. Using a clean, sharp blade or scissors, cut the leaf from the parent plant as close to the base as possible. Be sure to avoid damaging the stem of the plant.
3. Cut the leaf into small sections, each with a small section of the midrib (the central vein of the leaf) intact.
4. Dip the cut end of each leaf section in rooting hormone powder to encourage the development of new roots.
5. Place the leaf sections in a container with a nutrient-poor growing medium, such as a mixture of sphagnum peat moss and perlite. Be sure to keep the soil consistently moist, but not waterlogged.
6. Place the container in a warm, bright location, such as a windowsill or under grow lights. Venus flytraps require at least six hours of direct sunlight per day.
7. Within a few weeks, new plants will begin to sprout from the leaf sections. Once these plants have grown to a suitable size, they can be transplanted into their own individual pots or containers.

By using leaf cuttings, you can quickly amass a large number of Venus flytraps in a short amount of time. Just be sure to provide them with the proper growing conditions and care to ensure their continued growth and health.