Garrett found dozens of green bud-like structures at base of dormant P. grandiflora leaves; one had roots and leaves. He spread them in pot. Asks if these are true gemmae.
Jeff Dallas: They are gemmae. Form throughout winter. Harvest in February and plant immediately—short viability once removed. Primary propagation method for hardy butterworts. All hibernacula-forming varieties make them.
Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
www.cobraplant.com
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