Your kidding right? You haven't actually had a leaf cutting mature in a year. If you did I'm going to go into shock, they are only about twice as fast growing as seedling for me....[b said:Quote[/b] (PinguiculaMan @ Feb. 08 2004,03:05)]<span style='font-size:12pt;line-height:100%'>Why does everyone always want to cut off their VFT flowers?
Heck if you think you will lose the plant from flower stress, all you need to do to make more of the same clone is to break off an old leaf base or two and poke it into the media next to the parent plant, wait a couple of weeks for the plantlet to poke through the surface, then a few months later you have another plant (or more) ready to make their own flowers.</span>
The refrig works fine but maybe next time transplant the vfts at the end of dormancy. What most likely happend is the shock of transplanting and dormancy was to much to handle. If you transplant at the end of dormancy the vft is basically asleep and will not suffer as much shock.[b said:Quote[/b] (Slyfi @ Feb. 08 2004,19:15)]The two flytraps I put into dormancy have melted....the fride method didn't work to well for me it seems...4 days after I put them into their new pot the were nothing more than mush....next time I'll just leave them outside....