4–5 Trigger Hairs: Common Genetic Variation
Not a new species or variety. Just a harmless mutation. No effect on function.
Caused by rapid humidity change or mineral exposure. Since other plants are normal, spring weather fluctuations are the likely trigger. As weather stabilizes, new growth will have normal traps.
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