I recently had 2 large developing Raff pitchers severed acidentally from the tendrils of the plant
However, I kept the pitchers on the soil. A day later, I thought one of them opened its lid despite being closed the day before. Do the pitchers actually develop independently of the mother plant; as in, can they still grow without being atached?
Anyway, as part of a wacky science expt, I've reattached the pitchers using super glue.
However, I kept the pitchers on the soil. A day later, I thought one of them opened its lid despite being closed the day before. Do the pitchers actually develop independently of the mother plant; as in, can they still grow without being atached?
Anyway, as part of a wacky science expt, I've reattached the pitchers using super glue.