Sundew seedlings - first time growing.
8 years ago
Hi all, I never kept any carnivorous plants. This is first time for me. I bought some seeds of Sundew D. Capensis 'Narrow Leaf' and D. Spatulata 'Fraser Island'
I sowed them on sep 20th and now they started germinating. They are microscopic looks like green specks.
Q1- Should I open the lid or not?
Q2- is it too humid in the box? Will they rot?
Q3- They are like specks so can they stay there for few weeks without feeding them?
Q4- How long should I wait to feed them?
Sorry too many questions. Any feedback would be great. Thank you so much.
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