Another grower (same scenario as Article 22887) broke their Drosera capensis flower stalk and wanted a pros/cons list ending on a positive note.
No need to worry. Tropical sundews with good light and water flower constantly every few months; another scape will appear soon. Plants are resilient to damage from wind, animals, and human clumsiness. They bounce back and continue growing new leaves and flowers.
Best Plants for Window Boxes in Part Sun/Shade
Identifying a Tall Compositae Weed in North Dakota
Identifying a Mystery Plant from a Historic New Zealand Garden
Mystery Plant in Flower Garden: Could It Be a Watermelon?
Gloriosa Lily (Climbing Lily) in Miami Garden
Walking Iris (Neomarica gracilis): The Apostle Plant That Propagates from Leaf Tips
Should You Cut the Flower Stalk on a Young Red Dragon Venus Flytrap?
Drosera regia Flowering: Cut or Keep? Depends on Light
Caterpillar on Flytrap Flower Stalk: Systemic Acephate Works
Why Sarracenia flava Flower Buds Abort: Frost Sensitivity and Protection Strategies
Drosera Prolifera Flower Stalk Propagation and Seed Production
Managing Large Nepenthes Damage: Cuttings, Splinting, and Flower Removal
Clivia (Kaffir Lily): Winter-Blooming Houseplant & Garden Gem
Copyright © www.100flowers.win Botanic Garden All Rights Reserved