A D. spatulata that flowers continuously from spring into summer may divert energy from leaf and dew production. This is normal.
Reddish leaves and several hours of direct sun indicate sufficient energy; the plant is just prioritizing reproduction.
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Identifying a Perennial with Blue and Pink Flowers in Leaf Axils
Fiddle Leaf Fig Brown Spots: Watering, Light, and Pest Checks
Sarracenia Deformed New Growth: High Mineral Water and Aphids
Cold-Damaged Dieffenbachia: Remove Torn Leaves, Don't Repot
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Identifying and Caring for a Mystery Flowering Houseplant
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