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Thank you! Because I don't have a control, I cant be certain. I based my findings mainly off of my Hummer's Giant. It has the most noticeable growth and the only thing that has changed in terms of its growing environment, is the inoculation. Regarding the sand, I do find that it cuts back on...

Received my cephalotus squat in the mail the other day! :-O Along with a Drosera Hamiltonii; which I added to my semi-vertical pot. Now it may just be a coincidence, or my mind playing tricks on me, but ever since I have started apply Trichoderma, there seems to be a noticeable growth spurt...

Lol, thanks! I guess I should have refreshed my page before posting. Still, I thought it was surprising. Lucky guy I guess! Lol

Paleontologists believe a Tyrannosaurus rex male reproductive organ might have been up to 12 feet in length.

I have a medium-large bare-root S. Leah Wilkerson for trade. I am looking for sarracenia and cephalotus of equal value. Either reply to this thread, or PM me. Thanks in advance for any offers! The following pictures are of the exact plant that will be traded. Photos were taken last fall.

New Cephalotus! I figured I would post some pictures from the starting point to monitor their progress. Left to Right: German Giant, Big Boy, Brewer's Red, Phil Mann

Cephalotus Update! Here are a few pictures of my cephalotus collection at the moment. I am pretty happy with their growth so far! I did have two (the bottom two in the semi-vertical pot) possibly start the "Cephalotus Sudden Death" phase, but with a little fungicide and TLC, they are bouncing...

I thought some of you might be curious how I store my sarracenia in the winter.... Well, I cut them all down, spray them with fungicide, and shove them in the nearest garage. Not a very exciting update, I know, but it is the best I have at the moment. Lol!

I have the following cuttings I can trade! Hylocereus 'Connie Mayer' (note: pictures are not mine becaue mine has not flowered yet) The following one isn't considered a dragonfruit, but it is similar (flower wise), and I figured you might be interested. I have 4 freshly rooted cuttings...

As mentioned before....INCREDIBLE! :clap:

Here is a little update. It isn't much, but there is definitely a noticeable difference in the growth rate and leaf coloration; for me anyways! N. Miranda N. Ventricosa "Red" N. Gentle The rest are just getting started so there isn't much to show.

Closed! Thank you!

I cleaned it up a bit so it doesn't looks so rough...

Thank you! I am using a 4ft 4 bulb t8 fixture with two daylight bulbs and two cool white. Same for the sundews. The plants are 6-8 inches from the lights. They are in a south facing window but because I am in a woods, they don't get a significant amount of sun; maybe 3 hours. I am a little...

I don't expect much, but you never know...