i had a D. Dielsiana that ended up dividing into 3 different plants about 4 months ago.
the first continued on like the parent plant. the second spread out REEEEAAAALLY wide. and the third? well its gone crazy. its growing at nearly twice the rate of the other two plants and is spewing out mutation after mutation. right now it has a flower stalk coming from the top of the crown, as opposed to near the bottom of the plant where they usually come out, and from there its curling outward in a spiral around the plant, laying flat against its surface. however, the coolest mutation its has so far produced popped out a few days ago. check it out- a sundew pitcher plant!!!
what you cant really see in the picture is the leaf emegering from the BOTTOM of the plant and has no margin. the leaf is not merely tigthly wrapped around itself, its almost identical in appearacne to that of a sarracenia.
at the top, it spreads out in a trumpet-like shape. today i'll give it some food, and see how it responds to it!
the first continued on like the parent plant. the second spread out REEEEAAAALLY wide. and the third? well its gone crazy. its growing at nearly twice the rate of the other two plants and is spewing out mutation after mutation. right now it has a flower stalk coming from the top of the crown, as opposed to near the bottom of the plant where they usually come out, and from there its curling outward in a spiral around the plant, laying flat against its surface. however, the coolest mutation its has so far produced popped out a few days ago. check it out- a sundew pitcher plant!!!
what you cant really see in the picture is the leaf emegering from the BOTTOM of the plant and has no margin. the leaf is not merely tigthly wrapped around itself, its almost identical in appearacne to that of a sarracenia.
at the top, it spreads out in a trumpet-like shape. today i'll give it some food, and see how it responds to it!