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  1. drosera5150

    Byblis hybridization failed...

    Hello Friends, Here's some interesting photos showing pedicels decending via pulvini in Byblis gigantea. Pedicels in Byblis that move via pulvini was first documented in June of 2008 with B. 'Goliath'. Let's start with a photo taken before pollination; And now, some photos of the pulvini...
  2. B

    Asking for advice on a CP order

    I need to ask for some advice. There is a large, popular carnivorous plant nursery based in Australia that sells carnivorous plants (rooted, and having been grown in media for a while ) as well as tissue culture carnivorous plants (shipped directly in the tissue culture media). I wanted to...
  3. jimscott

    Cultivation of pygmy Drosera, by Jan Flísek and Kamil Pásek

    Cultivation of pygmy Drosera Jan Flísek and Kamil Pásek Pygmy Drosera comprise up a peculiar group that include the smallest sundews - small growth is a typical characteristic of this group. Most pygmy Drosera are found in southwestern areas of Western Australia. Only D. pygmaea is found in...
  4. R

    Sarracenias not coming up right.

    Sarracenias not coming up right. (updated) Here are two pictures of the plants. I hope this shows enough for you guys to see what's going on. I put them in the sun, outside the shade house, but this seemed to burn them very quickly. It is very hot here at the moment. 30-40 D.C. I'm in...
  5. E

    trading pygmies

    I'm looking for these 4 species -- Drosera barbigera, D. gibsonii, D. silvicola, and D. stelliflora. Can trade for gemmae of following species: Drosera x badgerupii "Carbarup" dichrosepala echinoblastus lasiantha occidentalis ssp. australis pulchella pulchella x ericksoniae...
  6. SDCPs

    Wanted: common sars; North American sundews, utrics, pings; Mexi pings.

    PM me if you have the species listed here and you want to trade. No posting in thread please (excluding myself). Thank you for your interest and cooperation I will trade generously--of what I have. Bold species are most highly desired. SPECIES OF PLANTS NATIVE TO CALIFORNIA! and the U.S I.E...
  7. Dexenthes

    Borneo

    So for probably going on the majority of my life now, I have wanted to go to Borneo. I've been flirting realistically with the idea for a while now, maybe a year. I haven't done anything concrete in setting up a plan yet though, aside from a buying a Malay language book. In the next few...
  8. SDCPs

    SDCPs's grow list

    ~SDCPs's Growlist~ As of 2019 live in Texas panhandle zone 7a, growing outdoors only (except for p. gigantea) UPDATED April 2021 Growlist: Drosera D. filiformis - Ocean NJ D. filansofolia original D. capensis Montagu Pass, SA Dionaea -group 3x ebay -group Slovakia ebay -group Dean Cook...
  9. w03

    William's Very Small grow list

    William (complete reboot) Hm, the original title isn't so fitting anymore... UPDATE Lots of changes, lost lots of plants moving back between college... but lots survived too! Also some cool new species, including one that's been on my want list for a while. New stuff from BCP is here...
  10. kulamauiman

    kulamauiman's grow list

    Byblis Byblis liniflora Cephalotus Cephalotus follicularis (typical) Dionaea Dionaea muscipula (‘Petite Dragon’) Dionaea muscipula ('B-52') Dionaea muscipula ('Big Mouth') Dionaea muscipula ('Red Dragon') Dionaea muscipula ('Royal Red') Drosera Drosera adelae Drosera...
  11. JRFxtreme

    seed grown Nep mirabilis and drosera seeds for trade

    I have some Nepenthes mirabilis - Penang, Mengkuang Titi plants for trade. They're decently sized; the larger ones are 8" to 10" diameter and the smaller ones are 4" to 6" diameter. Most of them are turning out to have a red peristome with varying amounts of red in the pitcher. I'll post some...
  12. R

    N.bicalcarata

    Just wondering what these guys were like to grow? I live in Western Australia and was thinking of keeping it outside, in a shadehouse and in one of those mini greenhouses... you know, the ones with the plastic covers and a few shelves inside.
  13. S

    7th Annual NECPS show coming up!

    Providence RI: The award winning New England Carnivorous Plant Society (NECPS) will again be hosting the Fall Carnivorous Plant Show at the Roger Williams Park Botanical Center Providence RI. Plant lovers and all those who enjoy something different will be able to get up close to hundreds of...
  14. P

    Hi

    G,day I am from Western Australia and have just returned to CP collecting. As I live in the tropical north wilderness area, we have plagues of insects, mainly flies. Thats what prompted me to start collecting CP's again. I work as a laboratory scientist, and seem to spend all of my workday on...
  15. Nepenthes101

    Has anyone heard of this Nursery?

    Hi guys. I am curious to know if any of you guys ever heard of this Nursery. The guy whom I'm supposed to get eddy seeds from says they were collected from Garantea Nursery from Australia. I cant find any records of this Nursery. This is how I found him...
  16. obregon562

    Lowrie Import...from Jeff

    Hey guys, First off, THANKS JEFF! Anyway haha, I was wondering how the sundews and assorted stuff Jeff imported from Australia is coming along for you guys. So far, my tuberous 'dews are just starting to peak through the sand. The following are "visable": D. gigantea D. aff. tubastylis (ill...
  17. happy-gnome

    Australian Customs Question

    Hi guys, Just wondering if any of you have had any experience ordering plants into Australia? I know from experience how strict our customs can be, but have never had plants brought in before and am looking to find out if it is worth the hassle, or wether other growers experience is that it...
  18. Ant

    Native ants vs. Cane toads (in Australia)

    In Australia they believe they can use the native meat ant to kill of the young toads as they morph into adults. Its very interesting, and a very good idea. Also it has a little pun in their, ants DO have hearts, just the toads toxin can't harm them. :nono...
  19. S

    Bat plant

    Hi.Just went my local tropical plant nursery here in Australia and i came across some bat plants native to Mayaysia.Does anyone have any tips on how to grow them sucessfully.
  20. R

    Buying

    Anyone know where I can buy a few N. ampullaria (spotted). Who ever it is needs to be able to send plants to Western Australia. Any ideas?
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