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Sarracenia 'Ruffled Sparkler' - mature rhizome
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- Forum: 2006 NASC Benefit Auction
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flytraps2000's growlist
Hello everyone, here is my grow list. Little old with some additions missing but pretty accurate. Current 2/05 additions coming soon, couple losses to. Aldrovanda ald1 Japanese form ald2 Australian red form NSW near Mertens Creek above Big Mertens Falls near Mitchel Falls, Kimberley...- flytraps2000
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- acuminata adelae agnata alabamensis alata alba albomarginata aldrovanda allantostigma ampullaria anglica aphrodite arcturi arenaria argentii aristolochiodes aristolochioides atropurpurea aurea auriculata australia australian australis balcanica bellii bicalcarata bicolor biflora binata bisquamata blanchetii bohemica bongso borneo boschiana brevifolia brocchinia broomensis bulbigena bulbosa burbidgeae burkeana burkei caerulea californica callistos calycifida cape capillaris carolina carunculata catopsis cephalotus chimantensis clipeata closterostigma collina communis compacta cornuta corsica crimson cthulhu cuneifolia cyclosecta danseri darlingtonia deaniana death debbertiana densiflora dentata dentate dichotoma dichrosepala dielsiana dionaea drosera drosophyllum dubia dutch edwardsiana ehlersiae elongata emarginata enigma enodes ephippiata ericksoniae erythrorhiza esseriana esterhuyseniae eustachya excellens exornata eymae faizaliana fallax fang female filifolia filiformis fiorii flaccida flava florida flower flowers foliosa folliculata fusca genlisea gentle giant gigantea gina glabrata glabripes glanduligera gorgonias gracilis gracillima grandiflora grow growlist gulfensis gymnamphora gypsicola hamata hamiltonii hartmeyerorum helodes hemiepiphytica heterodoxa heterophylla hirsuta hispida hispidula humboldtii humilis hybrids immaculata indica inermis inflata insignis intermedia ionantha ionasii jaumavensis jaws juncea khasiana kohres lady lamii lanata lasiantha laueana lavicola leaves leucoblasta leucophylla leucostigma liniflora livida longifolia lovellae lowii lowriei lusitanica lutea macfarlanei macrantha macroceras macrophylla macrorhiza macrovulgaris madagascariensis magna major mannii mapuluensis marchantii maxima menziesii microphylla mikei mindanaoensis minor mira mirabilis miranda mitchelliana moctezumae modesta monantha monanthos montana moranensis multifida muluensis murud muscipula nana natalensis neblinae nelumbifolia nepenthes nevadensis nidiformis nitidula northiana nutans oblongiloba occidentalis omissa orchidioides oreophila oreopodion ornata ovata paleacea paradoxa parvula pectinata peltata peristome pervillei petiolaris petiolata pilosa pinguicula pirouette planifolia platychila platypoda platystigma poldinii porrecta potosiensis praelonga prehensilis primuliflora prophylla prostrata psittacina pulchella purpurea pycnoblasta pygmaea pygmy rafflesiana rajah ramispina ramosa rectifolia regia reinwardtiana reticulata rhombicaulis roraimae roridula rosea roseana rosulata rotundiflora rotundifolia rubra rubricorpora rupicola sandersonii sanguinea sargentii sarracenia sethos sibuyanensis singalana slackii smilesii snow spathulata spectabilis spilos squamosa stelliflora stenopetala stenophylla stolonifera subulata sumatrana talangensis tarnok tatei thorelii tina tiveyi tobaica trichocaulis tricolor tridentata triffid trinervia truncata trusmadiensis turtle utricularia vallisneriifolia veitchii venosa ventrata ventricosa venusta vigorous villosa violacea vulgaris weser whittakeri willisii wrigleyana zecheri zigzagia
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- Forum: Grow List
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weird D. rotundifolia hibernacula
Indeed it is Drosera rotundifolia, believe it or not. Obviously hasn't see too much lighting leading to elongation as shown. I was apparently in a hurry when pulling that one, unfortunately sometimes happens since I pull and wrap all the orders. With this as well as any other problem with...- flytraps2000
- Post #12
- Forum: Sundews (Drosera), Byblis, Drosophyllum
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Sarracenia for postage
Hello everyone, I have a bunch of smaller divisions off of my oreophila plants, cost of the plant is nothing the postage is $6. The limit will be one per person to start, so that everyone that wants one gets one. All are artificially propagated from my own plant stock. Not wild collected...- flytraps2000
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- collection oreophila sarracenia wild
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- Forum: Carnivorous Plant Trading Post
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S. oreophila
Apparently seeds aren't even allowed to change location legally. Appendix 1 permits aren't real easy to get either. I attempted earlier this season and was told to withdraw the application. They need exact location of the original seed and time it was gotten pretty much. I will keep attempting...- flytraps2000
- Post #21
- Forum: Sarracenia, Heliamphora, Darlingtonia & Cephalotus
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Cobra lilly questions
Darlingtonia in the wild have seen temps over 100F, however the root temperature doesn't ever exceed 70F. Also they get cooler nights, around 55F after that high heat. If you have a water feature integrated with a pond, just set the plant directly in the water at the more stagnant end of things...- flytraps2000
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- Forum: Sarracenia, Heliamphora, Darlingtonia & Cephalotus
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S. oreophila
According the US Fish and Wildlife service you can give the Oreophila, jonesii and alabamensis away for free. You can however charge shipping. I do have several small divisions of Oreophila available. Contact me off list for details. Hope this helps on this one at least. Dean- flytraps2000
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- Forum: Sarracenia, Heliamphora, Darlingtonia & Cephalotus
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Shifting sarrcenias seedlings up
Hi Brooks, yours sprouted already, must be nice there. You should wait until they have put out there second or third leaf before attempting to transplant. You could however now take a steak knife and carve out little plugs of them and put them in another pot, the plugs are to prevent from...- flytraps2000
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- Forum: Sarracenia, Heliamphora, Darlingtonia & Cephalotus
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What?
Sarracenia prefer a dormancy period of 3-5 months, however there are those in Hawaii that grow them and they just shut down when they don't want to grow and start back up again. They are more robust in appearance and more vigorous if proper dormancy is observed.- flytraps2000
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- Forum: Sarracenia, Heliamphora, Darlingtonia & Cephalotus
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Butterworts
I have found that different butterworts will use different media. The Mexican variety does better for me with a heavy mix of 60% silica sand to 40% peat moss. They also like it a bit drier than most. The substrate can be a bit peatier for the sub tropicals and temperates along with wetter.- flytraps2000
- Post #4
- Forum: Butterwort (Pinguicula)
