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    Drosophyllum lusitanicum - media pH

    Not a Member: I am the author of the 2nd thread you are referring. Pine trees are not always present, but they can acidify the soil. Unofortunately I have never checked the Ph of the soil, but it should be acidic, because you can always observ acid-soil lover plants in a community. According to...
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    Wanted: Drosophyllum lusitanicum (Dewy Pine)

    Hi SDCPs, I also have DL seeds for trade, collected in this summer at a natural site, Portugal. Are you still interested in trading? Richard
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    Drosophyllum site, Portugal

    Well, its not the part of the topic, but recently i was trying to germinate DL seeds. As you can see, one of them is showing the first signs. :) I was doing the scarification on them with sandpaper. You can see the little white part after i erased the hard seed coat. I could arrange rock...
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    Hi! Thanks for sending your Drosophyllum pix, they are really cool! Dont you have some seeds by...

    Hi! Thanks for sending your Drosophyllum pix, they are really cool! Dont you have some seeds by chance? :) Im also interested the conditions and the media you use for them! Richard
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    Drosophyllum site, Portugal

    Now im intending to go to a fieldtrip with a professor, who knows some sites, so im gonna show you if i find something there ;)
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    Drosophyllum site, Portugal

    ok, i finally got your idea :D I guess you are asking this, because their roots are educting a kind of chemical substance, which is making the other plants disturbed in growing. Well, i didnt experience any difference between them, but all of them seemed a bit less in height which i had...
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    Drosophyllum site, Portugal

    As far as i know their populations are very isolated, like this (it was only a 20m circle), and further there was no more plants. Sorry, but what would you like to express with your 2nd question, its not fully clear to me :)
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    hi!

    hi!
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    Drosophyllum site, Portugal

    It was one with 2 growth points, but near to them i counted more than 10 individuals, but the dry season made its effect as you can see...
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    Drosophyllum site, Portugal

    Dear All, Its a pleasure to share these photos with you, taken in july, 2009. This site can be found in the southern part of Portugal (Algarve). If one of you is going there, i can give the exact locality for you to observ them in nature. Its pretty sure that there are other sites more...
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    Drosophyllum winter problem

    Yes, i toke some pictures, Im going to open a new topic for that.
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    Drosophyllum winter problem

    Thanks a lot for the long answer and tips! For now, the state of the plant went worst, it broke in the middle :-( so i dont have the chance even to repot it... Next time i will pay more attention to the soil and watering. By the way, do you know anyone who is changing/selling Drosophyllum seeds...
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    Drosophyllum winter problem

    The pot has a diamater of 12cm approx. The soil has peat moss/perlite/pine needles 2:1:1 mixture.
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    Drosophyllum winter problem

    Well, it can be! Portuguese cp growers adviced me to give water (after they saw the pictures). I gave some, and now it looks worst, so i think the same, it can be the problem of too much water, but before that i almost didnt give any for 1 month.... The soil must be fully dry, or can be a little...
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    Drosophyllum winter problem

    Dear All, Im totally new here, but after reading the post, i really found a lot of good tips about CPs, and i can see, that its an extremely cool community :) Actually, i am living in Portugal, and growing some CPs as well, but my favourite is the pt dewy pine for sure :) I germinated the seed...
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