gill_za
Never Knows Best
Hello,
The plants below grow in two different pots outside. One pot with Venus Fly taps sits in a tray of water. The other is a recirculating self watering pot (water changed every two weeks).
Plants are also treated with White shark and Ampac trichoderma mix with every water change. This problem appeared a week ago. Prior to that we had 3 weeks of constantly gloomy weather and rain.
In a water tray: Only one plant is so far affected.
Portion of the stem is drying
Part of the trap is just shriveling away. Stem is also twisted.
In the recirculating bog:
D. Filiformis is showing similar blemishes on the stem. Stem is also deformed.
Plant in the opposite corner from D. Filiformis:
Sarracenia and the affected Flytrap came from a respectable nursery. They are sitting in different pots, far from each other. Filiformis is my old plant and was added to the recirculating bog far later after the Sarracenia. There are other plants in both pots that don't seem to be affected at all. I have dug up Filiformis and it has no root rot and looks healthy below the ground.
Any help is appreciated.
The plants below grow in two different pots outside. One pot with Venus Fly taps sits in a tray of water. The other is a recirculating self watering pot (water changed every two weeks).
Plants are also treated with White shark and Ampac trichoderma mix with every water change. This problem appeared a week ago. Prior to that we had 3 weeks of constantly gloomy weather and rain.
In a water tray: Only one plant is so far affected.
Portion of the stem is drying
Part of the trap is just shriveling away. Stem is also twisted.
In the recirculating bog:
D. Filiformis is showing similar blemishes on the stem. Stem is also deformed.
Plant in the opposite corner from D. Filiformis:
Sarracenia and the affected Flytrap came from a respectable nursery. They are sitting in different pots, far from each other. Filiformis is my old plant and was added to the recirculating bog far later after the Sarracenia. There are other plants in both pots that don't seem to be affected at all. I have dug up Filiformis and it has no root rot and looks healthy below the ground.
Any help is appreciated.