John asks if he can tell whether his Heliamphora has more than one growth point without disturbing the roots.
New growth points resemble those on Sarracenia: clusters of smaller, younger leaves emerging from a central spot, often arranged in whorls. If the plant is densely clustered, individual crowns can be hard to distinguish without gently removing the plant from its pot.
Tip: If you must divide, do it during active growth (spring/summer) and handle the brittle roots carefully.
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