A Belgian grower received two D. aliciae (one redder, one greener). Greener one producing dew on three leaves; redder one not. Redder one has a folded leaf with brown base. Both have flower stalks. Asked if healthy.
Jacob Farin: plants take up to 2 weeks to recover from shipping. As long as light and water are correct, they'll recover and produce dew. Overall look healthy; no worrying signs. Time and patience key.
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