- Fri Sep 30, 2011 6:00 pm
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Daniel_G wrote:Nice, are you going to take them off and grow them as cuttings?I'll probably leaving them on for a while until they start to grow roots themselves. Last year I had a flower stalk on my Sawtooth do something similar. I left it alone all winter and this summer to see what would happen. Interestingly, they rhizome on the plant suspended in the air grew all the way down to the soil level and took root on its own!
knights wrote:so do you know what will happen when the flower stalk starts to die? will the traps somehow stay? or will they also die off?I don't know for sure. The only experience I have with this is from the Sawtooth flower stalk from last year which is still alive even though it started forming in March 2010. It's still very green and the plants on it are still alive.
stitz25b wrote:do th traps work matt?I haven't tried them yet, so I don't know for sure, but they sure look functional. I'm going to try feeding one of them soon though.
stitz25b wrote:are u going to root them\?Probably, but not for a while. I'm going to play with them for a bit
Shes Crofty wrote:aIs it bad to hope that happens to me one day?Nope, not at all! I've been waiting for it to happen on a full flower stalk for a while now