Recent content by NeciFiX

I was just about to ask if you sold any, haha. I'll be PMing you, your collection is great!!

Welcome! Stick around and feel free to PM adnedarn all day, he loves it :D

You were really kind to me. Thank you.

Wow, ten year old topic, lots of history here. I really want a Brocchinia next time I place an order sometime!

To some extent, sure, but I only remove them from my plants when there are excessive amounts of them. It does help encourage vegetative growth I've noticed, but, letting one or two stalks go isn't going to deplete your Sundew(s). Having said that, letting them put out several at once might do...

Hey, I doubt any of you remember me. I was Flytrapshop's very first repeat customer :p been awhile since I signed in. I was in a traumatic car accident years ago and lost my entire plant collection I was bringing to a show. Covered in radiator fluid, I was just sobbing at the thousands of...

Really? I've had some really awful experiences with USPS. I generally tend to like UPS more. Huh, I guess I'm in the minority here...

The new deal is okay, but, not generating any revenue is a big problem. Cutting and not generating any revenue is going to hurt us in the long run. I wish Obama would just stop with this compromise crap and do what he thinks needs to be done. I'm not saying that because I like Obama's viewpoint...

I can attest to this, while my pitchers are almost constantly full and they do better than the Flytraps, my Flytraps do rather well. But, their main meals seem to consist of spiders and a couple of ants, I've only seen the rare wasp or actual fly caught in the trap every once in awhile. More...

Humidity is good, but, not necessary, for pretty much any CP with the exception of several Nepenthes/Heliamphora species. I grew a Cephalotus from a baby to flowering/maturity [flowered twice] with over 2 inch pitchers in a Wisconsin windowsill with down to 20% humidity at times. It thrived. For...

How expensive was that camera! Damn! I want one just like it! And I was impressed at my little $200 Panasonic...

I'm actually much closer to Minneapolis [60 miles from Minneapolis, compared to 300 some from Madison, lol] but thank you!

When I grew my Cephalotus from a youngling to a large, mature, adult. I used a small tray. I didn't use a very deep tray, but, I let the water that drained out sit in the tray until it evaporated, then get dry, and repeat.