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Does D. burmannii go dormant?
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jimscott
, Jul 08 2009 15:51 PM
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Posted 08 July 2009 - 15:51 PM
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Posted 08 July 2009 - 21:07 PM
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Aloha Jim,
did it flower? I have had sessilifolia melt down after flowering....
Mach Fukada
did it flower? I have had sessilifolia melt down after flowering....
Mach Fukada
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Posted 09 July 2009 - 01:02 AM
Daniel O.
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Hi Jim,
it´s relatively normal for an "annual" Drosera.
After flowering (one or more times) the plants are getting weeker and weeker and than they are dying. They can grow for a few seasons but it´s better to have always some seedlings (like with D. sessilifolia). Normally it´s a relatively invasive species (i have them growing in a lot of pots arround the "motherplants").
Best regards,
Dani
it´s relatively normal for an "annual" Drosera.
After flowering (one or more times) the plants are getting weeker and weeker and than they are dying. They can grow for a few seasons but it´s better to have always some seedlings (like with D. sessilifolia). Normally it´s a relatively invasive species (i have them growing in a lot of pots arround the "motherplants").
Best regards,
Dani
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Posted 09 July 2009 - 12:20 PM
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So in human years, I have a 90 year old plant...
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