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It's actually really annoying when it puts up several flower stalks! I've had to cut four off my red dragon (my most flourishing plant). It makes me think that maybe it is trying to tell me something...
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I wouldn't recommend poking around until you hear roots snapping... might not be too favourable to your plants!
Bear in mind that your plants may have their growth limited if there isn't enough space for their roots to develop.
It looks to me that your plants could do with repotting into...
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Its the first stages of moss growing on the perlite, give it a few weeks and it will spread onto your 'soil' and become proper moss eventually. The moss is fine as long as it doesn't swamp your plants, be careful of mould developing though.
Hey moderator (Statik2426),
How much are they paying you to flog thir plants??? Do you receive commission!!!
You'll soon be a regular little Delboy!
"You know it makes sense"
My d. aliciae has an infestation of aphids, unfortunatly they have all gathered in the centre of the rosette and are hiding on the underneath of the leaves I have picked off the adult ones with tweezers, but there is too many little ones (and eggs as well! ).
I have separated it from the rest...
Your purchasing questions depend on where you live. If you live in the US you can get a small terrarium and the shagum peat moss from this site, look at the accessories section.
If you are in the UK, homebase sells peat moss (only place I could find it) and a lot of people use aquariums and...
I saw it on the weekend here in the UK.
It was quite good but I was disappointed with the actor playing Anakin, McGregor wasn't as good as Obe Wan Kenobi as he was in the 1st one
Yoda's matrix style play was a bit of a joke/laugh rather than a serious confrontation :biggrin:
There needed to...
The leaves are wider in spring and autumn to capture as much sun as possible (the sun is not so intense in spring/autumn), and in the summer when the sun is at its fullest intensity the leaves become long and spindly (there is no need to have wide leaves as the plant captures enough sunlight...
I have rescued a Drosera Aliciae from a garden centre as it's co-plants were already dead, and it was clinging onto life.
It was very dry when I got it and had no dew on the leaves at all.
I have repotted it (as there turned out to be 4 plants in the one 3" pot) and it is looking much...
Thanks for the info people, I went to a garden centre and saw a Drosera Aliciae just waiting to dry up and die, so I decided to rescue it. So it has taken the Nepenthes Hamata's place!
The drosera was a double plant in a tiny pot, I got it home repotted it and in the process found 2 baby...
Bit of a mix, but its all top quality (no specific order):
Jamiroquai
Prodigy
Michael Jackson
Simon & Garfunkel
Paul Simon
Paul Van Dyke
As I said, a bit of a mix!
I got a Red Dragon from Mike King about a month ago, it came with 4 traps and two developing leaves. Its now got 6 traps - 3 of them are 1.5", and 9 developing leaves... its going to be big (it is already 9" across!)
My common VFT is struggling though... just a meager 3 traps and 1 developing...
The traps can start eating insects as soon as they open, it doesn't matter what colour they are.
Once the trap has finished basic development it will start to open (from then on it can eat insects), bear in mind though that the trap will carry on growing even after it has opened up for the...
Letting the flower grow can cause a decrease in growth and death (extreme cases) of the VFT.
If you want to cut it off (most people do I think) then just snip it off as close to the bottom as possible (but watch out for the new devloping trap )
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