- Fri Jul 18, 2014 1:36 am
#207730
Alright my venus fly traps (One king henry, red Dragon, and dente) have been going downhill for a month now. Around a month ago they were doing pretty good, growing flowers eating crickets like crazy life was great and they had been like that since I took them out of dormancy little after Valentimes day.
Then I noticed some stunted grow on the new leaves coming in. They were becoming extremely deformed and some had some weird growths on them.
I tried applying a very diluted form of neem oil thinking that maybe it was some insects or fungus but its been a week and a half with no improvement. Below is some context of where the plants are growing.
Usually with watering I water from the top then let it dry out a bit then water it again. Bottom of tray usually always has water in it. Only used distilled water bought from grocery store.
Other carnivorous plants, sundews and Pitcher plants are doing fine.
Lighting is artificial light on a 12 hour photoperiod mixed with light coming in from a north facing window. I'm at my wits end here don't know how they could start going down hill after being fine for months. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Then I noticed some stunted grow on the new leaves coming in. They were becoming extremely deformed and some had some weird growths on them.
I tried applying a very diluted form of neem oil thinking that maybe it was some insects or fungus but its been a week and a half with no improvement. Below is some context of where the plants are growing.
Usually with watering I water from the top then let it dry out a bit then water it again. Bottom of tray usually always has water in it. Only used distilled water bought from grocery store.
Other carnivorous plants, sundews and Pitcher plants are doing fine.
Lighting is artificial light on a 12 hour photoperiod mixed with light coming in from a north facing window. I'm at my wits end here don't know how they could start going down hill after being fine for months. Any help will be greatly appreciated.