Recent content by UtricSeb

Hello everyone, Finally I have my website back. Unfortunately I hade to change it's domain name a little so please update your bookmarks. The new address is http://www.carnivoras-la.org/ Sorry for the inconvinience. Regards, Sebastian

Hello, a friend from Bogotá wrote an article (in spanish) about her work with P.elongata invitro. Those of you who want to read it can find it at: http://www.carnivorasla.org/new....ra.html Regards, Sebastian

Woww Barry, I really want to have that book in my hands soon!!!

Utricularia pusilla, the most common and widespread species here in Colombia, in natural habitat. Flowers: Habitat:

You can also consider compact fluorescents, these are good for indoor growing and fit well in your small space.

Recently I revisited a place where I have found D.communis here in Colombia near a town known as Amalfi. This time I hoped to find blooming plants because it was the end of the dry season and usually plants around here bloom at this time in order to have seeds formed for the start of the rainy...

Rattler, in my case, having smaller rosettes in the same pot did´nt help as any trace of Genlisea in the same pot vanished. Hope you have better luck with your plants.

Thanks William.. good to see you around here. Rattler, it's true most Genlisea are easy to grow, but in my experience (for some species) only in the short term. Last year I got plants of some species and all started growing very happily, sprreading and filling the pot. Then i found a problem...

Hi, finally I have flowers from my plant of G.margaretae and as I have never seen pics from this plants on the web and it is such a beauty I am sharing mine here. Hope you like it.

The inside of Utric bladders are supposed to be covered with glands, and the shape of the glands are sometimes used in species identification.

Seandew and others interested. You can buy Taylors Monograph online at the following address: http://www.kewbooks.com/asps/ShowDetails.asp?id=11

One thing to know about D.admirabilis, at least under my own experience, is that it does not likes high temps for prolongued periods. I think it likes the same temps as D.regia and other south africans.

Full sun

Thanks CP2K, that is the info I was looking for. Your pics show you get very good results with your mediums.

Cp2K, that is great, plants look healthy and happy. Can you share the medium formulas you are using?