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Posted: **Thu May 16, 2019 12:02 am**

I cut off the only flower stock that grew in my flytrap pot and plopped it in an empty space in said pot to see if it would strike. It's still all green after several days. I'm taking that as a good sign it may have striked. Right?

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Posted: **Thu May 16, 2019 12:03 am**

Artchic528 wrote:I cut off the only flower stock that grew in my flytrap pot and plopped it in an empty space in said pot to see if it would strike. It's still all green after several days. I'm taking that as a good sign it may have striked. Right?

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It takes quite a bit if time for strikes so I gather. Green is good still.

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