- Sat Dec 11, 2010 3:38 am
#78288
Hi peoples I know VFT go dormant during thr winter to conserve energy for the spring growth. If a VFT is fed and the temp is correct and we have a long photo period. Why will it still die over time if it is not allowed to go dormant? From what i understand dormancy is how the plant adapts to no insects during the cold season and a shorter photo period. If the photo periond is stil 12 hrs and the temps warm and the plant is fed. Why does it still need to go dormant to thrive? And is there a genetic thing with plants having a short dormancy period? Has anyone tired to breed a VFT that does not require dormancy? Just a LOT of food for thought.
You have plants right here in this
building... You picked them because they look pretty, but these are aggressive
living things ...that will defend themselves. Violently, if
necessary. -Jurrasic Park
building... You picked them because they look pretty, but these are aggressive
living things ...that will defend themselves. Violently, if
necessary. -Jurrasic Park