Zath
Enthusiastic Enthusiast
Was just admiring a couple batches of seedlings and had a thought. With plants like Sarracenia and Nepenthes (and I assume others), often specimens are chosen to keep and propagate based on desirable traits, such as vigor, coloration, morphology, etc.
It seems to me, however, that not many people do this with large batches of sundews. Is this because they are more homogeneous than other plants?
A second part of the question (pics are welcome if affirmative), has anyone been selective about specimens from batches of seed, and have you been able to obtain truly spectacular and/or unique variations of certain species?
It seems to me, however, that not many people do this with large batches of sundews. Is this because they are more homogeneous than other plants?
A second part of the question (pics are welcome if affirmative), has anyone been selective about specimens from batches of seed, and have you been able to obtain truly spectacular and/or unique variations of certain species?