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Zuraidi 8th January 2011 02:18 AM

Is it normal?
 
Happy New Year to all,
I just figure up my VFT have a new bud from lower leaf branch. Is it normal? How the procedure to split it?
1. My VFT
https://forum.petpitcher.net/picture....pictureid=1250

2. New bud come from lower leaf branch (Without Camera Flash)
https://forum.petpitcher.net/picture....pictureid=1251

3. New bud come from lower leaf branch (Camera Flash)
https://forum.petpitcher.net/picture....pictureid=1252

caseyhoo 8th January 2011 08:16 AM

Re: Is it normal?
 
Yes, it is normal.

I recommend not disturb the plant.

If can, cut off few leaf of mother plant that blocking it from receiving sunlight.

Zuraidi 8th January 2011 02:45 PM

Re: Is it normal?
 
Thanks Casey,
Think Twice to cut that healthy leaf. Huhuhuhu:spinning:
But for your advised, i will try...:sweating:

ZY

tzestan 8th January 2011 09:46 PM

Re: Is it normal?
 
Your plant is fine. The plantlet will find its way. I agree to let it grow a while before considering split. Just seem a bit wet and light starved. Is it receiving direct sunlight?

Harris Azariel 8th January 2011 10:02 PM

Re: Is it normal?
 
the leaf looks very green to me.
maybe as Tzestan said(light starve)??

what type of light u givin' it?


Thnaks :)
h

Zuraidi 9th January 2011 03:25 AM

Re: Is it normal?
 
Thanks Tzestan & Harris,

Light schedule
Day : 0900 HRS - 1800 HRS (Direct Sunlight) except rainy day.
Night : 1800 HRS - 0900 HRS (Florescent Lamp).

Spray with Reverse Osmosis Water when my VFT in dry condition.
Reason : Reduce heat from environment light (Sun & Florescent)

Is it very green is not healthy condition for my VFT?
My VFT leaf so green and dark green.
Please advise.

ZY

Harris Azariel 9th January 2011 12:24 PM

Re: Is it normal?
 
no need giving it the fluorescent light.your direct sun is far more than enough..
just lieave the plant there at the direct sun place and dont move it here and there.

during night,its producing food so dont give anymore type of light

also,try avoiding watering the leaves during a hot day.just water the roots :)

Zuraidi 9th January 2011 11:18 PM

Re: Is it normal?
 
Thanks Harris.

ZY

TS 10th January 2011 02:48 PM

Re: Is it normal?
 
Haha, from what I see, the bud is actually from the lower plant with smaller leaves. You have two plants there!!! In fact, you could split them now if you want two individual pots of plant. But normally I'll leave it as it is as a big clump always looked more awesome. :laugh:
But your plant looked so exhausted to me, did you or someone trigger the traps to shut frequently?

Zuraidi 10th January 2011 10:54 PM

Re: Is it normal?
 
Thanks TS,
Actually I never trigger the traps without any meal. All my VFT traps having meal (fly, millepede, cockroach, etc).
Or maybe exhausted having too much meals?:confused: huhuhu :blush:

ZY

Tarence 11th January 2011 09:43 AM

Re: Is it normal?
 
Slight correction : VFTs like normal plants rest at nite. They produce food via photosynthesis in the daytime when there`s sunlight. Any food caught in their traps is additional supplement for it.

TS 11th January 2011 07:33 PM

Re: Is it normal?
 
Yes, what Tarence said is correct, they don't starve to death without any prey cought even for a long period of time. Let mother nature do the job!
Tarence, nice to see you back. :laugh:
(Shhh.... for those who doesn't know who Tarence is, he is a very experience guy in gardening who was once appeared in a local gardening magazine.*biggrin2*)

caseyhoo 12th January 2011 04:09 AM

Re: Is it normal?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TS (Post 36346)
Tarence, nice to see you back. :laugh:
(Shhh.... for those who doesn't know who Tarence is, he is a very experience guy in gardening who once appeared in a local gardening magazine.*biggrin2*)

TS, I know Tarence... But, dont know that he appeared in local gardening magazine before!!! Any link? :1thumbup:

Tarence 12th January 2011 09:22 AM

Re: Is it normal?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TS (Post 36346)
Tarence, nice to see you back. :laugh:
(Shhh.... for those who doesn't know who Tarence is, he is a very experience guy in gardening who once appeared in a local gardening magazine.*biggrin2*)

Thx TS......aiya, shy lah you mention it. Heheh.

For those who don`t know who TS is, he`s the VFT expert. *smile*


KC : no link...only hard copy.

caseyhoo 12th January 2011 10:56 AM

Re: Is it normal?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tarence (Post 36469)
Thx TS......aiya, shy lah you mention it. Heheh.

For those who don`t know who TS is, he`s the VFT expert. *smile*


KC : no link...only hard copy.

Hard copy and Framed? and hang on living hall? :tongue:

Harris Azariel 12th January 2011 04:04 PM

Re: Is it normal?
 
you guys are pro!
teach me more xD

TS 13th January 2011 11:23 AM

Re: Is it normal?
 
:blush: Don't listen to what Tarence said, there are thousands of experts out there watching :sweating:!!
It just that I started this hobby earlier, that's it. What I said is what I learnt from my experience.
For your info, Tarence is a pro in drosera. Ask him, guys and gals, he is more than willingly to help :laugh:.

Harris Azariel 13th January 2011 09:46 PM

Re: Is it normal?
 
you pro at tropical VFT growing :)
Prof Lim also good at it :1thumbup::1thumbup:you both do!

you guys Pros should post some care tips for CPs since u guys are far more experienced!


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