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    (PAID) (mayphly $42) Sarracenia leucophylla 'Hurricane Creek White'

    Shipping payment received. Out in today's mail. Tracking number sent to winner.
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    (PAID) (catplants $30) Pinguicula cyclosecta

    Shipping payment received. Out in today's mail. Tracking number sent to winner.
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    (PAID) (hcarlton $29) Utricularia humboltdii - seed grown

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    Now that's a tall flower stalk - let's see yours

    Sarracenia leucophylaa 'Tarnok'. Yardstick is set on top of media in pot! Post pics of your tall ones too!
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    (PAID) (hcarlton $29) Utricularia humboltdii - seed grown

    Utricularia humbolti Years ago Barry Rice distributed some U. humboldii seed from plants in cultivation. I was fortunate to obtain some (I believe there is an old post on this). As you can see from the pictures below for some reason stolons with bladders often grow out of the media. My...
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    (PAID) (mayphly $42) Sarracenia leucophylla 'Hurricane Creek White'

    Sarracenia leucophylla 'Hurrican Creek White' This S. leucophylla is know for its beautiful white pitchers. Medium-large multi- point (three or more growth points) division was seed grown from seeds from the ICPS seed bank. One of my all time favorite Sarracenia. Shipped bare root. US and...
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    (PAID) (catplants $30) Pinguicula cyclosecta

    Pinguicula cyclosecta One of my favorite of the Mexican Pinguicula. Carnivorous leaves form a wide flat rosette and take on a pleasant purple green hue in good light. Shipped bare root. US and Puerto Rico only. Winner pays $8.45 for USPS Flat Rate priority shipping. Paypal please.
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    Longer lived Sundew

    Repotting seems to help most of the time. Perhaps the peat moss was breaking down or algae/bacteria growth. Sometimes I find the inside walls of the pot are slime with algae.
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    Longer lived Sundew

    I've got D. regia and D. venusta that are at least 12 years old. When repotting I trim off all the dead leaves and bury the stem up to live leaves.
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    Give Away Giveaway - D. allantostigma gemmae

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    PAID (BJTS $8) esseriana

    Shipped and delivered. I have not received payment for shipping.
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    PAID (Ghost_Council $20) regia clone C

    Tracking shows delivered.
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    PAID (BJTS $15) cyclosecta

    Shipped and delivered but I haven't received payment for shipping.
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    Mold in media

    I'm not sure that is actually Sphagnum moss. It doesn't look right to me. However, LFS when first re-wet often blooms with fungus/mold that will go away on it's own once the anti-fungal properties of the moss kicks in. A couple of weeks usually. If not you can treat it with Physan 20 or dilute...
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    Drosera Regia Stressed?

    If it is making dew than it is probably doing fine. A period of acclimation is to be expected. Having no idea of where abouts you are growing leaves us no clue to what your climate may be like. Petiolaris in general like it warm and humid. By warm you're probably looking at from the 80s to low...
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