- Mon Nov 23, 2015 4:26 pm
#251174
yesterday morning my Venusta and Alicea both were dewy except on the old leaves. then I noticed last night (after a day of sun in the window) that the Venusta has pretty much lost all it's dew. so I was gonna be repotting the Capensis, and decided to split up the Venusta and Alicea as well. when I uprooted the Venusta, the roots were starting to grow horizontally along the bottom (they were even starting to encroach into the Aliceas' root space)! so I put it into a 16oz cup (they were in an 8.5 oz one). repotted all of them and watered well to settle the medium around the roots. could the lack of root space cause the plant to not dew up correctly? because the Alicea didn't have quite as long of roots (still room to grow) and she's still dewy. and plus I have no way of giving them full sun through the window and a humidity cover it's not gonna die if it doesn't produce dew is it? could I try spritzing them when out of the cover or would that be bad? any advice would be appreciated
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