1) Is D. falconeri (petiolaris complex) prone to rot—should it be set up like N. bicalcarata or kept in a water tray? 2) Are other petiolaris sundews also rot-prone? 3) My large N. Miranda hasn't pitcherred, but a broken-off piece rooted and formed a pitcher. Why? Should I worry?
Christopher defers petiolaris questions to Sarracenia Northwest. For N. Miranda: lack of pitchers can stem from insufficient light, nitrogen, drastic temp/humidity swings, or toxins contacting tendrils. Send follow-up with conditions, plant size for specific diagnosis.
Christopher
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