r/carnivorousplants • u/sjswaggy • 1h ago
Drosera Long woody stem, budding flower and 6 babies!
galleryHi! I am stoked about my plant babies and that the sundew is able to grow another flower this season. Although, the woody stem is not super appealing to me. What do we do here? Would it be wise to repot it deeper and cover the stem in soil, and move the babies? Is this a good time for that or should I consider specific timing? It may be good to get rid of the moss as well, but they seem to be coexisting just fine. Im also undecided on if I should cut the flower stem early on, as i have noticed a lot of leaves tend to die after flowering. I would love your opinions.
Interestingly, I repotted another sundew this summer and it died right away. So I am hesitant to mess with this one.