VFT in the winter
 

ive only had my VFT for 6 mouths and it wont go into hybanation for the winter what can i do ?

Re: VFT in the winter
 

Hi Jimmy, I think your place must be warm enough to keep it from going dormant, are you growing it indoor? A year skip in dormancy won't affect the plant, spring is approaching, maybe you could move it outside after the weather get warmer.

Re: VFT in the winter
 

will it be ok then cos ive read somwhere that it can damage the plant but its a bit late now anyway spring will soon be here i live in the midlands in the uk

Re: VFT in the winter
 

Temperature from the spot where it is and outside where you're going to move it to, is not too much different shouldn't be a problem for the plant. Provide it as much sunlight as you can, it'll be very happy.

Re: VFT in the winter
 

why does my VFT wont to start flowering in the winter ?

Re: VFT in the winter
 

Doesn't VFT flower in the spring?

Re: VFT in the winter
 

i think thay should flower in the winter but my plant keep haveing flower pods coming out strange thay look helthy enough

Re: VFT in the winter
 

I think that could be due to warmer temperature in your house that induce the plant to send out flower stalk.
Try pollinate them manually to get seeds (if you want) as I presume no natural pollinater inside your house.:laugh: