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By Tryner78
Posts:  133
Joined:  Tue Aug 01, 2017 12:41 am
#303781
Around a month ago, I bought a combo from lowes with a dormant pitcher plant and a flytrap, which I have posted about previously. The flytrap rhizome was not growing, and actually started to rot, so I removed it. After a weekend trip to cedar point, I came back to find my plants doing pretty well, and that none died while I was away. I also noticed something COMPLETELY unexpected! A baby VFT! I must have left a sliver of material in the pot, which started to grow undetected. Well, here it is. It's less than a centimeter tall! Image
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By Tryner78
Posts:  133
Joined:  Tue Aug 01, 2017 12:41 am
#304263
Update! I found another one! I decided to move it in with the bulk of my capensis sprouts, as there was room for it and it was not as developed. however, the first one has just opened a tiny trap. Is this too small to feed? Image
There are two more traps on the way. :lol:
By Fieldofscreams
Posts:  1315
Joined:  Wed Sep 06, 2017 11:14 am
#304282
I don't think its possible for them to be to small to feed.

But I don't think you will be able to feed it a live bug, might have to do the bloodworm with tweezers thing.
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