A small D. capensis dried out completely for a week in intense sun, has 3-4 good leaves, new shoots, and a flower stalk. Asks about flower removal and recovery aids.
D. capensis is weed-like — regenerates from severe damage. Will flower repeatedly in good conditions.
Daily visibility = consistent care. Tray extends watering interval to 3-4 days.
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