A grower asks if D. adelae and D. prolifera can share a pot, and if one will outcompete the other. Notes adelae is "kind to surrounding plants" in nature.
Both are native to Queensland, Australia, with similar habitat requirements (light, water, temperature). They grow well together.
Prolifera may dominate over time. Separating them later will be difficult and messy.
Worth trying, but plan for long-term cohabitation.
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