Chenille has new growth. She almost died because I forgot to water her for a day and a half and she was all dried up. I lost all my red fuzzies but with an IV of water everyday shes now sprouting new growth. She's also living inside now, on a permanent basis. Although she remains bed-ridden on the shelf, I'm hoping she can return to hanging next spring.
My Dalia's delight continues to amaze me with her transition. By far the most interesting and pleasing plant I have. She appears to have completely metamorphosed. What was once a dark red plant with tiny pitchers is now a gorgeous green, red, and white pitcher plant with detail as if an artist painted her.
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| I brought dente inside for a bit, but he'll go back out tomorrow. He's dormant I'm fairly sure. See you next spring! |
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| My Nepenthes has three little pitchers, I'm wondering if they will grow this winter indoors. Nepenthes is also in bed next to Chenille (different pots obviously) with a distilled water IV |
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