- Thu Sep 29, 2011 11:24 pm
#121535
Occasionally we get people posting to the forums that their plant grew a "long stem" (aka flower stalk) and that there are traps growing off of the "long stem." I've seen other photos of false vivipary, but I've rarely seen it in person. The photos below are the best examples of false vivipary I've seen since I've been growing flytraps. The plant in the photos is an seed-grown flytrap that is tentatively named FTS 007. I had it indoors until April or so, when I moved it out to the greenhouses after many of the rest of the flytraps had already started flowering. I think that the late start on flowering had something to do with the occurrence of false vivipary.