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help drosera capensis

14 years ago

ok so i had a strong growing drosera capensis for about 2 years

its february and i completely forgot this plant didnt need dormancy, so i left it out with my other ones.

all the leaves have died and its just a steam sticking out of the ground... is it still alive?

i would post a pic but my computer wont let me

it looks like it went dormant but these ones dont go dormant... do they?

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dethcheez
14 years ago
As long as the root stock didn't die/get damaged it should come back

Kind of Gently dig it up a bit & take a look at it
As long as it's not rotted you should be ok

Good Luck
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