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My D. binata "Marstons Dragon" is finally starting to produce some adult leaves.
It is also sending up some flower stalks, but I believe this is not fertile, correct?
apparently it is self incompatible and incompatible with other plants in the D. binata group. Have suspected it is a triploid and thus having in incompatible chromosome number when crosses made with either of its parents....
every single part of the plant can be chopped up to make more plants. When I had some small ones that got over grown in 3 inch pots I just unpotted washed off the media and chopped them up roots and all into 1.5-2 inch sections and placed onto wet LFS and few weeks later. too many plants to plant. works nicely for give aways.
PM me, I have a D. Binata var Stag Horn which is very prolific. i have many many many flower spikes that are working on coming up but when I get a good result I can for sure send you some.
Would this tangled mess be able to devour Aphids? I have a small infestation in my Anthurium and Pepper plants. I've never grown Sundews before, but I might just have to start growing them...
I cut up 4 or 5 flower stalks and put into incubation. When they have struck nicely I'll host a giveaway.
Hopefully by that time this heatwave will be over.
These things seem to be thriving in this heat wave we are having. Most of my other outdoors plants are showing signs of stress, but the Dragons are looking better than ever.
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