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So far, the glue has turned the sorrounding peat into this dry stuff. The peat almost feel like Moon Sand(tm). I currently don't have access to a microscope, but when i do, ill see if it catches or attracts any protozoa.
Isn't the goo produced in response to flooded conditions? I believe genlisea can grow submerged in water for long periods. My G. hispidula is starting to get a little gooey, but I can't tell if it's the LFS breaking down or goo like yours.
I just rewatered it, and the goo seemed to be on the bottom half of the plant. I hoping with a increase of water ill get more results by the end of today.
I just rewatered it, and the goo seemed to be on the bottom half of the plant. I hoping with a increase of water ill get more results by the end of today.
Finally what I've been waiting for, the goo layer that reflects the one in its natural habitat. I only needed to repot the soil so peat doesn't become super peat. I kinda wish I had not watered it so yall could see the effect better.
It happens in about two places.
Anyone know what that random green line of a plant is?
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