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Honestly, I was staring at the plant just a week ago and wondered how to get offshoots...e.g. giving it a nick on the "stem". I guess the plant heard my thoughts. LOL
I have my fair share of paradoxa misses too, though it is one of the easiest to grow. It doesn't get hot enough here for the plants to go dormant but as with other Australian CPs, a slow down is almost certainly mealy bugs infestation.
Not many local growers still have petiolaris complex species in their collection...I am also re-starting mine. Interesting because my conditions are similar to their natural habitat. Hopefully with consistent effort to propagate them, we'll see more of these beautiful species.
The * is the gap left behind after removing the offshoot and the # is the flower stalk that was removed. Not sure if it is just pure coincidence that the lateral shoot appeared below the flower stalk shortly after it's been removed.
One of my very favorite 'dews. I got into a discussion awhile back with another grower over whether paradoxa or graomogolensis was the most beautiful sundew, ha! I hadn't considered clipping off side sprouts to root them. Mine is about ready for that.
so amazing i heard this is the easiest plant to grow from the petiolaris complex but i cant find it for sale anywhere! do you know how i could aquire this plant in the U.S? thanks for your help!
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