Date: Fri, 30 May 97 17:38 EDT From: dave evans <T442119@RUTADMIN.RUTGERS.EDU> To: cp@opus.hpl.hp.com Message-Id: <aabcdefg2134$foo@default> Subject: Re: CP in NJ...
> From: "Paul V. McCullough" <pvmcull@VOICENET.COM>
>
> The traps on my capillaris (?) are more egg shaped with the
> broadest section pointing to center, while the rotundifolia are rounder
> with the broadest section is perpendicular to the plant's center. Does
> this sound right? My capillaris also seems to stay green, even in
> direct sun.
Hello,
It doesn't sound perfect, but that sound much more like D.capillaris.
D.spatulata, D.montana and a couple others come to mind as well.
Most likely to be D.cap., but you will not be albe to make a 100%
ID without first seeing inside the flowers.
VFT came out of dormancy.
> showing a change I'm not sure about is the mutt ping. It's big leaves
> alway grew vertically and seemed to protect the plant center, but now
> all of the leaves are prostate, and are getting a pinkish hue on the
> outer rim. There also seems to be a change in leaf shape- more pointy
> then round.
And so has the Ping. It may flower soon. :) In winter, most Pings
(most other plants too) change their leaves. It's drier and without
more protection, they would die.
Dave Evans
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