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cross polinations

14 years ago

Right now i have a drosera filiformis..and i'm looking to get a capensis..and hopefully next season they'll both flower..and ill either use a tinsy paint brush or let nature do it for me..but would those 2 be compatable...and this is gona be a really dumb question but if a sundew cross polinated with a fly trap or serracenia would anything happen..or any variation

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14 years ago
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