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By Cleo_13
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Joined:  Tue Jun 14, 2011 9:35 pm
#200715
I just noticed a tiny two-headed trap on the same plant!
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By Cleo_13
Posts:  295
Joined:  Tue Jun 14, 2011 9:35 pm
#200768
That would be interesting :D Mathias is a division from the same plant though, and I see no odd traps on him. I wonder what causes it.
By parker679
Posts:  1642
Joined:  Mon Mar 14, 2011 8:34 pm
#200770
Cleo_13 wrote:That would be interesting :D Mathias is a division from the same plant though, and I see no odd traps on him. I wonder what causes it.
New spring growth tends to show a relatively frequent amount of mutations; things like split traps, deformed traps, false vivipary on the flower stalks, etc. Most likely due to the sudden increase in cell division as the plants break dormancy. I've seen a lot of two headed traps come up, three though is pretty uncommon. It's pretty awesome, thanks for posting.

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