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Panic attack

My D. rotundifolia have all droped their leaves and each have three little rolled up leaves were I use to have a plantlet. PLEASE tell me this is just a hybernacual and they haven't suddenly started to die. *twitch twitch* Yes I am nerotic, but if you had all your sundews to date die sudenlly you would be too.


On a happier note
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I got me a lot O new sundews over the last couple of weeks. A bunch from Copper and then some from the Meijer gardens
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2 clones of D. adela
3 of D. spatulata
1 of something I can't remember how to spell or say that starts with N.
1 of D. intermedia 'Cuba'

*GRIN* and non have died yet which is good since 5 got frozen. Yay.
 
Darcie - you've become FTG!
 
Darcie,

Here is a pic of a hibernacula. After this photo was taken, all the surrounding leaves died, leaving only the middle alive.

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SF
 
[b said:
Quote[/b] (Darcie @ Feb. 02 2004,14:16)]1 of something I can't remember how to spell or say that starts with N.
You mean D. nidiformis , thats probably it , for the rotundifolia , i'm sure it will be fine .
 
Another note on hibernaculum, dont panic and toss out the plant even if it seems like its been dormant for too long. I have a D. filliformis that I got last July that immediately formed hibernacula, which turned all brown and dead looking. I was almost positive the plant was a goner, but I followed Tamlin's advice, cut back on its water and waited it out, sure enough last week I began seeing tons of new growth. So dont panic if it looks dead, it may be faking it lol
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Cheers
Steve
 
It also could be the D. natalensis Copper sent out.
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SF
 
Darcie: Your D. rotundifolia should be just fine. I have a few seedlings that did the same thing and I am very hopeful that they will start growing when the temperature and sunlight return.

Here is what mine did look like:

D_rotundifolia_dormancy_Stage1.jpg

Mature D. rotundifolia showing hybernacula. As of 2/2/2004, the plant no longer has any active or growing leaves.
 
[b said:
Quote[/b] (jimscott @ Feb. 02 2004,18:03)]Darcie - you've become FTG!
People traditionally confuse us
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Okay, good. They are just sleeping. They worry me so with their tiney dime size, but I guess winter finally got to them. Actually, I've been wondering when they would get around to it, the purp they live with has been dorment for almost 3 weeks now.
 
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