Southern California grower's D. filiformis × intermedia 'Hybrida' (purchased May 2012) shows no growth while other bog plants are active. Kept drained in rainy season, now in distilled water, full morning/noon sun.
Plant appears alive. Longer dormancy than neighbors. Species prone to rot/Botrytis but no signs here.
For Zone 9/10: D. tracyi, D. filiformis "Florida Giant", all-red D. filiformis better suited to warm climates.
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