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Old 30th December 2009, 12:44 PM
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Ordensis been remaining trapless since repotted a month ago. Looks healthy as usual. Others under the same growing condition are shriving. Appreciate some words =)

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WOW...I can't help..
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Cute sundew!But not beautiful lol
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is it some kind of tuberous sundew? reminds me of a nepenthes..
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wooly sundews or complex something
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is it some kind of tuberous sundew? reminds me of a nepenthes..
The Petiolaris-Complex, under subgenus Lasiocephala. Commonly known as woolly sundews or woolies. All are native to Australia with the exception of D. Paradoxa.

Anyone having trapless sundew? Kindly share your thoughts with me.
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There is one of the woolies that reverts to a 'normal' plant as it matures. I can't remember which one it is but it could be ordensis.

I would suggest take some leaf cuttings. It may just be a stress reaction.
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There is one of the woolies that reverts to a 'normal' plant as it matures. I can't remember which one it is but it could be ordensis.

I would suggest take some leaf cuttings. It may just be a stress reaction.
Thanks. I assume it will remain "normal" indefinitely right? It's been a month, and it looks just fine. I hope it's not stress though.

Well, I never succeeded propagating Ordensis by leaf cuttings. I put all cuttings in the same water tray, and it remains there even the last Falconeri's had left for LFS
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