A grower asks if Pinguicula 'Aphrodite' skips dormancy when kept wet, warm, and under long photoperiods, and if artificial light can prevent dormancy.
'Aphrodite' often remains active if kept moist and warm. In a home fountain with constant moisture and warmth, it never goes dormant. In a cooler greenhouse, it sometimes does. Extending the photoperiod with artificial light helps prevent dormancy.
This hybrid is flexible; consistent warmth and light keep it growing year-round.
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