Two D. regia (king sundew) in 12" pot. Older plant larger stalk but new leaves smaller; younger plant overtaking. Good color, dew, catching insects. Root bound?
Possible. D. regia gets huge—12" is decent but they outgrow fast. If new shoot is same plant, it may be shifting energy. Transplant every 2 years recommended.
Separate into two plants. Single stalks = largest specimens. We do this routinely.
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