It remains to be seen if my D. falconeri will do the same.
My P. moranensis X ehlersia (?) is living high on the hog,
catching a rather large bug by the legs. This plant is my
most ambitious plant next to the flytrap which sucked down
a bee a couple of weeks ago. The bee buzzed furiously, but
couldn't escape, and the trap couldn't even full close. I
can now state with authority that the traps really do fill
with fluid when digesting a bug, as this was visible through
the opening where the trap couldn't close fully at the top.
Nose-hair moss is taking over several of my pots, including
a poor D. petiolaris seedling I have. I'll try to repot this
weekend, hoping that the plant survives.
r.