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Whilst having a look at my pygmy D.Pulchella 'Faredale', I noticed on the end of two flower stalks, a young Pulchella growing on each, both joined to the stalk.
It seems quite common amongst the pygmy species. I usually notice this after the flowering is done, just prior to trimming the scapes, and it happens on a variety of different taxa. Another interesting note is the occasional crestate pygmy rosette which appear on occasion as well.
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