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I have a D.Helodes "reel" and a D.Capensis they are both in flower i put some cape pollen in the D.Helodes. Will this cross produce seed???

This auction is for 4 differnt barerooted forms of D capensis Typical, narrow leaf albino red. these will be larger plants. Plants willl lose their dew during the transplant process USA only winner wil lpay for shipping Let the bidding begin @ 2.00

Hello, I'm new here, this will be my first post, though I have an acc at the flytrapcare.com forum I thought I'd branch out. Heres my list! Drosera D.Capensis "Alba" D.Capensis "Red" D.Capensis "Typical" D.Capensis "Broad leaf" D.Capensis x Vensuta D.Spatulata D.Dielsiana D.Madagascarensis...

The title says it all, I'm looking to get into drosera so I would love to try some easier species just to see how they do. So I'm looking for stuff like cape sundews and easy rosetted varities. Please PM me and we work something out.

Should I get a fast growing and easy cape sundew or a Drosera binta? The bush forming habit of D. binta and relatives appeals to me but I have the impression that the cape sundew is a better flycatcher and of course easy to propagate. Can you tell me your opinion on each?

So, yesterday, I mentioned to my old college roommate, via Skype, that I've been collecting and growing nepenthes since we last spoke. As a South African who spent most of his life in Thailand, it never occurred to me that he had probably been all over the islands of the south pacific. Well...

I germinated seed from my Albino cape sundew and a few of the seedlings were different. They flowered 6 months from germination when the other seedlings took 8+ months. They have pink-ish foliage and are 10 to 12 inches across, about 30% bigger than the other albino seedlings. I had all...

We lost power early last week and my husband hadn't fixed the generator after we wore it out during the hurricane. Thus no power equaled no heat for toooo long. I lost my N.amp seedlings (my first nep seeds to actually take), two seed grown N. mirabilis and worst of all kracken..the N. amp...

I need to find a new home for one of my Marston Dragon binatas. Having 2 of these suckers inside on my grow rack isnt working LOL. I also have a decent amount of other dews... Available for trade: D. binata "Marston Dragon" - in a 4" pot current D. adelae D. venusta D. spatulata "Frasier...

I feel like I'm spamming the web with this thread, but what the heck... may as well post it on three different forums. Pics of my healthier 'dews at the moment. I edited some of the pics to make the colour look like it does in real life, because my new camera doesn't always capture the right...

Hello from Djoni, Portland, Oregon area. I have never joined a forum before, so all new to me. I am hopelessly addicted to CPs, perhaps getting a little out of hand. My husband says I am turning into a carnivorous plant hoarder. About 7 years ago while wandering around a Saturday Market, I...

So I tried my best to get some good macros of my cape 'alba'.. Its totally clear dew and tentacle bits make it super hard to focus on.. but I think i got a few that are passable.. In the shade.. In full sun Compared to my (now identified) "Broadleaf" cape

We hit up the Woodland Park Zoo yesterday, and for the first time I actually went into the huge Rose Garden.. For some reason, I always miss peak blooming season for them so never go in there. The garden is huge! Never realized how big it was! So glad I decided to pop in for some photos... Also...

So I have a plant rack set up in my apartment. It has the standard 4' wide T5/8s, wireframe shelf, with the plants being about 4-8" away from the lights. (Smallest pots are 8" away, my neps gets closer to 2-4ish. All sides of the rack including top and bottom are covered in tinfoil to...

Here's a brief look at the stuff in my room. Growing by the windowsill Ventricosa SG with basal Closeup of basal pitcher Mira Talangensis This thing's only 1cm long 'Gothica' Crap closeup of most recent pitcher One of my favorites, 'Song of Melancholy' This pitcher is...

Here is my plant collection as of May 2011. Enjoy! :D Venus Flytraps: Sarracenia Flava: Sarracenia Judith Hindle*: Nepenthes Chaniana x Veitchii: Nepenthes Sanguinea: (first and Oldest) (second and youngest) Cape Sundews:

I have two Sundews that are looking for a new home One larger one that's flowering & one smaller one up for grabs / Just cover postage The bigger one Can fit them both bare root in a small flat rate priority mail box You can ether send a $5.20 stamp or PayPal $6 {added a little extra to cover...

Hello everyone, my name is Brandon and I'm 17 years old and an aspiring botanist. I currently have a small but growing collection of CP's, including: 5 venus flytraps, 2 nepenthes sanguinea, 1 nepenthes chaniana x veitchii, 2 cape sundews, 2 sarracenia flavas, and 1 sarracenia leucophylla. I...

Drosera trinervia seed Drosera trinervia is one of the easier to cultivate of the winter growing South African Drosera. It has the distinction of being the most numerous and wide spread of the South African species despite the experience of D. capensis in cultivation. When the plants go...

Just some photos I took today: Full Collection Nepenthes Miranda. Has quite a few growth points. I got it last fall, finally got one in good condition. Has been growing in my window this winter so that's why it's growing sideways. When I bought this from a local nursery it was labled as...