Hey folks,
I got a tiny D.biflora plant a month or so ago and I don't know what it is trying to prove....
I have it near some D.collinsae and D.madagascarensis that are doing really well...
The D.biflora is kinda looking like its making hibernaculae or something, but its definitely going downhill...
What's the deal?? Yesterday I moved it to my windowsill in desperation (I have a colony of D.tokaiensis there doing well albeit less colourful than the ones under lights).
Any specific thing that this Drosera needs different than others
(PS- I'm pretty sure I have the capitalization wrong on the species, please correct me- I imagine it's a D.rotundifolia subtype and thus capital "B" )
I got a tiny D.biflora plant a month or so ago and I don't know what it is trying to prove....
I have it near some D.collinsae and D.madagascarensis that are doing really well...
The D.biflora is kinda looking like its making hibernaculae or something, but its definitely going downhill...
What's the deal?? Yesterday I moved it to my windowsill in desperation (I have a colony of D.tokaiensis there doing well albeit less colourful than the ones under lights).
Any specific thing that this Drosera needs different than others
(PS- I'm pretty sure I have the capitalization wrong on the species, please correct me- I imagine it's a D.rotundifolia subtype and thus capital "B" )