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Hey, guys, im looking for online sotes to buy Cps off of and im looking for certain ones and ive already been to all the ones i know of and still cant find them, its incrediabley important i find them. Pinguicula macroceras, P. villosa, P. vulgaris, Drosera anglica, Drosera longifolia, Drosera...
For most sundews like capensis, aldedea, capillaris, and anglica, to use fluorescent lighting, would a 40 Watt/100 watt equivalent compact fluorescent bulb be enough if left on for a photoperiod of 10-15 hours? If not, what bulb would be needed?
And, to germinate seeds, is the 40 watt ok and...
Seeds I'm looking for:
N. neoguinensis or interesting forms of N. mirabilis.
Other lowland or lowland tolerant Nepenthes.
D. binata ssp. dichotoma
D. graomogolensis
Any Petiolaris complex
P. planifolia
P. gypsicola
I have the following seeds to trade:
D. indica small white flower form
D. indica...
Nepenthes Species: C M R
1. m N. alata, Large Red LHNN C0002 6/10 $35
2. N. albomarginata "Gunung Jerai" Jimmy 4/10 $35
3. N. beccariana SG R3 9/11/11 $50
4. N. bicalcarata Super Red BW 6/10 $120
5. N. boschiana SG EP 10/07 $120
6. N. boschiana (b) SG EP 4/14
7. N. eustachya SG R3 4/25...
Aldrovanda
Cephalotus follicularis
Cephalotus follicularis 'Hummer's Giant'
D. californica
D. muscipula
D. muscipula 'dente'
D. muscipula 'red dragon'
D. muscipula seedlings - Older Seedling
D. muscipula "banded"
D. adelae
D. scorpioides
D. rotundifolia & seedlings
D. intermedia
D. binata
D...
NEW GROWLIST:
Trying to rebuild lost collection
Dionaea muscipula "1955"
D. Justina Davis
D. Petite Dragon
D. B52
D. Vigorous
D. Crested Petitole
D. Cupped Trap
D. typical
Sarracenia hybrids of unknown parentage
S. purpurea
Darlingtonia californica
Utricularia purpurea
U. gibba
Aldrovanda...
hello, me again.
I am currently looking for some of these seeds and/or plants, if you have any extra and would be willing to trade them then please look at my growlist and see if anything interests you. Maybe we can work something out :rookwoot:
P. plainifolia (seed/plants)
S. [random...
A glance at a map of the distribution of carnivorous plants in North America reveals that a large part of the continent is almost completely devoid of CPs. Here I've mapped the distribution of Drosera anglica (in yellow) and the genus Sarracenia (red).
As you can see, the entire central part...
I've got ~5 packets of D anglica CA X HI available for trade. My plants grew to 2.5" before flowering, and are already coming back. No dormancy needed. I don't know if this hybrid comes true to form, but my plants grew from seed with no problems. Trade takes preference over SASE and I'll...
I started stratifying some S. purpurea ssp purpurea seeds a couple weeks ago but have decided that they will not do well at my latitude in Southern California. I have obtained some S. purpurea ssp venosa which should do better in my locale.
The ssp purpurea seeds are from Tolland Co...
Sarracenia List:
S. alata:
S. alata Anthocyanin free Citronelle Bog, Mobile Co., Ala.
S. alata Typical Form Citronelle Bog, Mobile Co., Ala.
S. alata Veined Hood, Upper tube Citronelle Bog, Mobile Co., Ala.
S...
Okay,
I started with an old 15 gallon terrarium with holes drilled in the bottom for drainage. This terrerium is a classic terrerium for subtropical drosera and pinguicula.
Bottom layer: 1 1/2 inch layer of washed pebbles
Next layer: 1 inch layer of perlite
Next layer: a small amount of lfs...
Hey all,
I thought I'd post a few pics of my D. anglica CA x HI. It's been growing nonstop even after the D. obovata next to it went dormant. The plants are sitting in a few inches of water, almost touching the bulbs of the flourescent light fixture.
D. obovata from Crater Lake, OR
Peter
I am going to make a classic (landscape) terrarium with an old 20-something gallon tank that I have. The plants will all be in the same medium. I plan on using a standard medium of 50/50 sand and peat layered over a couple inches of pebbles and horticultural charcoal for drainage. The tank will...
The following are attempting to flower: D. montana-tomentosa, D. spatulata x capensis, a mystery sundew that looks like a cross between a spatulata and a capensis, and D. anglica. Why now? And no, they are not about to croak!
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