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(please note i understand none of you have no clue on the ppl and places listed butjust cut and pasted it from another forum that has a member that grew up here so i threw the exact ppl and places in for his benifit)
was leaving for lunch when the fire whistle blew.....scanner said there was...
Okay, quite possibly the lamest thing I have ever looked for but I am in need of spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum.) I need them for one of my snake vivariums as I am sick of having to tear it apart every 2 months because the poths grow so freaking fast.
Would prefer a varigated form but will...
The CP universe is governed by these rules
1. There will never be a convenient, cheap solution for terrarium cooling.
2. 95% of all drosera seed circulating in cultivation comes from a guy with a Drosera spatulata plantation in his basement.
3. The red form always costs more
4. The coolness...
So I recall a while back someone somewhere made a comment that there was not a lot of information on these guys and that that was the reason no one grew them or took up offers for them.
I was drafting up something for a friend and decided to go whole hog so here you go.
And please remember...
My Fiancée who is in her 3rd year of study to become a Naturopathic Doctor was studying for a botanical medicine exam and thought I would be interested to see some of her class notes for Drosera rotundifolia. Thought I would share some of them with you:
Part used: Entire plant but especially...
Hi all,
on my recent trip to Lundu,a town 45 mins drive from Bau,and driving past the Gading National Park(the place to see Rafflesia(a parastic plant of the world's biggest flower) i took a road leading to an isolated abandon logging road.Reaching an open flat land with no trees not typical...
Alphawolf sent me this page.
http://www.livescience.com/forcesofnature/050627_strange_lakes.html
This doesn't explain everything, like if this is true then how come most of the bays are dry.
Sorry for the blurriness, but my digital camera is old and cheap. Any help appreciated. Apparently there are a couple of different plants in this pot, I think a rubra is in there, too.
An aerial view:
Hi!
does somebody have informations about Drosera chrysolepis? I have a plant who looks like Drosera capensis, but is red, and makes aerial stolons... And I think it's D. chrysolepis. Do you have any photographs?
Regards,
Julien
Eh I was bored so I took some pictures
N. aristolochioides
N. hamata
N. hamata newest pitcher
N. inermis front view
Aerial view with mealy beetles
N. maxima newest pitcher (clone from Jeff Shafer) Man I love that coloration.
Various photos of N. veitchii Bareo Highland
This bog trip was excellent. Although not everyone who wanted to go could attend. Mark, Brian, and I were able to make the trip. The bog was easy to find once we obtained the aerial photo of the bog and roads.
Triangle Bog has been the best bog to visit to date. This is probably one of the...
I was just staring at my U. sandersonii 'blue' kinda irritated that it keeps sending up aerial stolons and I noticed a flower scape!!! now, this is a plant I obtained from a different source than the first one I flowered, its kept in a different terrarium and treated completly different than...
CATTLEYA
KAT-lee-uh
Cattleyas are among the most popular Orchids. Their culture is often used as the basis for comparison with other types of Orchids. Cattleyas and their related hybrids come in many colors, shapes, forms and sizes. Culture varies only slightly among most of these. This sheet...
This makes a lot more sense than feeding egg whites.
</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"> Harder and Zemlin (1968) demonstrated in axenic cultures of Pinguicula lusitanica, grown on agar without N and P...
Hi all, I received my N.Amp "spotted" in late August and I have had it in lowland conditions along with my big Bicalcarata which has pitchered, and I got them both at the same time;same place. I am wondering if the stem is too tall and Amp, reportedly doesn't like to form aerial pitchers, and if...
GAH!!
I just went to my shadehouse, and I almost didn't come back alive!!
There's a stench in there, but it's not the normal rotting smell from too many insects in the pitchers. It's more like a sweet smell, but a nasty sweet smell, if that makes any sense (sickly sweet???). :/ It's really...
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