- Fri Apr 16, 2021 8:02 pm
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ChefDean wrote:Many people have commented the same thing, that FTS flytraps seem to hit the ground running. Maybe Matt and Leah are unknowingly doing something that enables the plant to put more into the rhizome, like the plant preparing for a bad year by storing more food for later.Honestly, I think we just take very good care of our plants and only send them when they are at their healthiest. The environment here in Oregon is far from ideal for growing flytraps, so once they arrive somewhere much more favorable (i.e. Georgia) they just burst into growth with all of the reserves they've been saving up in their rhizomes waiting for better conditions to present themselves! That's just speculation though
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