- Mon Oct 26, 2020 1:01 am
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I did some flower-stalk propagation of my flytraps this spring, and this is what I have now:
That's a 4-inch / 10-centimeter square pot. The stalks that struck went sprout-crazy and produced 10-20 each. I'm planning to separate these little flytraps in late winter so they have room to grow next summer.
My question right now is this: Should I let these plants experience dormancy, or should I keep them indoors this winter? They would be in a south-facing window and under a grow light. The room's temperature range is 60-70 F / 16-21 C.
That's a 4-inch / 10-centimeter square pot. The stalks that struck went sprout-crazy and produced 10-20 each. I'm planning to separate these little flytraps in late winter so they have room to grow next summer.
My question right now is this: Should I let these plants experience dormancy, or should I keep them indoors this winter? They would be in a south-facing window and under a grow light. The room's temperature range is 60-70 F / 16-21 C.