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Would this be what a flower looks like? Should I be worried about the large mass if it is in fact not? One of my plants divisions has already flowered this year so that’s why I’m asking.

I don't think it's a flower, but that's just me. Have you moved it recently to different conditions? Sometimes plants do weird things to their growth points when unhappy

So, I received the plant on the 11th. Then acclimated it from the windowsill (closet I could get to the original owners conditions) to the plant rack over the course of last week. That might be it.

Thought I should also mention that below the mass, there is a small streak thingy on the inside of pitcher. Can’t really get it to show up on photo all that well :/

Looks like a new growth point forming.
On the first photo, I only got a Heli flower once and didn't notice until it was already a decent size so I wouldn't know.

Well, I think my intuitions were correct This is really awesome because the flower stalk it had when it arrived hasn’t made another flower since (and it was only 2 into it ).

Nice!

Is this the weird growth point stud you were talking about @Sundews69?

Man, I'm dumb. I just completely missed your markings in the first pic. I see that that is a flower now lol.

Yes, it was, but it looks more normal now, if we're looking at the same thing

??? The flower spike, flopped over over night apparently?? Should I be concerned? I swear it was almost like straight up in the air a day ago. Nvm was just thirsting for water oops lol.

So it decides to throw out this big flower stalk, do nothing, then start to die? Why is this happening? How can I get it to bloom properly

My sundews do that when they dry out or when they receive a large and sudden amount of light. Could that be it? My plants all dried out because my humidifier ran out of water quicker than I thought. They all are about 1/4 of the size they were and the flowers died.

That could be it; I haven't been able to properly tend to my plants recently. Imma go water them now lol.