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Only one recommendation - I don't know who has had success with them, but none of my seeds from rarexoticseeds germinated (D. Anglica and P. Vulgaris) even though I followed the stratiication process and all.
Sounds like a good idea!
A month or so ago, about half of the 10 Drosera Scorpioides plants in my pot started dying although the other 5 looked totally healthy. Then, just recently, the last few started dying back. Is there any particular cause of death that anyone can find? All of my other pygmies are doing great and...
I think Ampullaria would do amazing. I have one - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHVpPKkZLs8&feature=plcp
The water level is only an inch or two from the surface of the tank.
Maybe N. Ampullaria "Lime Twist" would look cool
Hey Mass, as far as Drosera go, I am thinking Anglica, Linearis, maybe Capillaris?
Maybe some Pinguicula Vulgaris, might not be hardy enough, though...
Maybe I am wrong, but if you put a ton of Live LFS in there next year, it might act as a kind of mulcher for all your plants....
Looking...
Took the Nikkor 40mm F2.8 for another 'Dew run!
Here are the outcomes, some have color editing, just enhancing whites, blacks, and for one bright D. Intermedia, some color boost :D
Drosera Spatulata:
Drosera Spatulata x Capensis:
Drosera Adelae:
Drosera Roseana...
Great!
Definitely not too scary, but totally shows him whats wrong about taking the plants, and sharing them with the community in the future will be a way to not feel to guilty.
Thanks for telling him, I think we all need to team up whenever something like this happens.
Will
Wow, the "Dunce Hat" is a perfect name for such an amazing pitcher!
I really love the deep red line that is quite thick running through the middle of the lid on that one.
In the videos or the pictures? The pictures are completely mixed, the more round leaves are rotundifolia, the others are intermedia.
People did say they saw some D. Intermedia x Rotundifolia hybrids here, but I don't think I caught any....
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