D Tokaiensis Double head- Hydra
 

Been sometime since I posted any picture.

Wondering if this is normal. My D Tokaiensis developed another growning terminal after its last flowering. Now it has two heads which I nickname as hydra.

Top View
https://forum.petpitcher.net/picture....&pictureid=260

Head One
https://forum.petpitcher.net/picture....&pictureid=261

Head two
https://forum.petpitcher.net/picture....&pictureid=262

Re: D Tokaiensis Double head- Hydra
 

One of my intermedia is doing this too.

Re: D Tokaiensis Double head- Hydra
 

All of my intermedia do this. You're gonna have messy multi head intermedia soon

Re: D Tokaiensis Double head- Hydra
 

I have another one that has about 4 heads too. Thats the plant I got from ou,Bactrus.

Re: D Tokaiensis
 

I seen this with aliciae and the mexican pings. The process of forming a flower stalk cause the growing point to spilt into two forming a multi header or clump.

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Nice healthy plant. I see your tokienensis have captured a nice juicy insect... look so tasty... sorry, off topic. :tongue:

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Wonder if it can form another head or two. May become like intermedia.

David, it didn't capture the insect. I captured the insect then fed the plant. This papa hand feed all his plants at least once a week.

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May I know the biggest difference between Spatulata and Tokiensis? Unfortunately for me they look the same :(

I do love Rosette Droseras :)

TTFN
Arvin

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Yaa, I would also like to know what the difference is. I have both and they look excatly the same to me too. Perhaps it's the location where they come from. Anyway, lets wait for some help here.

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The international CP cite says a little but... what is the diff??? The spatulata I have are till tiny, otherwise I'll plant them side by side to observe