Giant Sundew flowering
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 8:36 am
It's been flowering for over a month now. Does this thing ever stop flowering???
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Adam wrote:It's been flowering for over a month now. Does this thing ever stop flowering???
Adam wrote:It's been flowering for over a month now. Does this thing ever stop flowering???IMO Flowerstalks take energy away from the plant & unless I am going to be collecting seed from it I always cut the flowerstalk off. That being said; I have two 'Red Piranhas' that are just about ready to collect seed from (they are crossed with 'B52') & the plants are doing poorly enough that I want to cut the flowerstalks off now & forget about the seed. Craig (hubby) keeps telling me not to, that they will be fine. If he is wrong he is never going to hear the end of it.
mkburleson wrote:I don't want to sound mean but ummmm this is a sundew topic, not a venus flytrap. ^.^'Adam wrote:It's been flowering for over a month now. Does this thing ever stop flowering???IMO Flowerstalks take energy away from the plant & unless I am going to be collecting seed from it I always cut the flowerstalk off. That being said; I have two 'Red Piranhas' that are just about ready to collect seed from (they are crossed with 'B52') & the plants are doing poorly enough that I want to cut the flowerstalks off now & forget about the seed. Craig (hubby) keeps telling me not to, that they will be fine. If he is wrong he is never going to hear the end of it.
Mary
Siannuro wrote:Unless we are collecting seed we cut the flowerstalks off of all of our CPs, this includes all of our Drosera.mkburleson wrote:I don't want to sound mean but ummmm this is a sundew topic, not a venus flytrap. ^.^'Adam wrote:It's been flowering for over a month now. Does this thing ever stop flowering???IMO Flowerstalks take energy away from the plant & unless I am going to be collecting seed from it I always cut the flowerstalk off. That being said; I have two 'Red Piranhas' that are just about ready to collect seed from (they are crossed with 'B52') & the plants are doing poorly enough that I want to cut the flowerstalks off now & forget about the seed. Craig (hubby) keeps telling me not to, that they will be fine. If he is wrong he is never going to hear the end of it.
Mary