Hi,
I've been growing U. praelonga for a year or so now, and ever since I got it it has produced two distinct types of leaves: shorter leaves and long, grass-like leaves.
Is this normal for this species, or some kind of environment-induced feature?
The plant is growing in high humidity, ~8 inches from a set of two grow lights (u. arenaria, livida continually flower under these conditions, and my other utrics also seem to be flourishing). Soils is mostly peat with some sand, and temperatures fluctuate between 55 and 90 F. Any info would be appreciated!
I've been growing U. praelonga for a year or so now, and ever since I got it it has produced two distinct types of leaves: shorter leaves and long, grass-like leaves.
Is this normal for this species, or some kind of environment-induced feature?
The plant is growing in high humidity, ~8 inches from a set of two grow lights (u. arenaria, livida continually flower under these conditions, and my other utrics also seem to be flourishing). Soils is mostly peat with some sand, and temperatures fluctuate between 55 and 90 F. Any info would be appreciated!