Post by ICPS-bob on Oct 3, 2007 1:31:49 GMT
In April 2006, I received a Dionaea "Pygmy" or "Neotenic Clone D". This was a tiny plant that looked like a year-old seedling. However, it was actually a mature plant. I had seen photos of such tiny plants in flower.
This fall, my plant decided to put up a flower stalk. Although late in the year, I decided to let it flower so I could take some photos. In a few days, the flower should open. Notice that it will have a single flower and the mass of the flower and stalk is much greater than the leaf and trap mass. I anticipate that even with such late flowering, the plant will survive winter dormancy.
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This fall, my plant decided to put up a flower stalk. Although late in the year, I decided to let it flower so I could take some photos. In a few days, the flower should open. Notice that it will have a single flower and the mass of the flower and stalk is much greater than the leaf and trap mass. I anticipate that even with such late flowering, the plant will survive winter dormancy.
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