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Including both my TF and Reddit usernames just for clarity. Asterisk * denotes those plants I am able to trade (either fresh or established pullings, divisions, etc.). PM for details.
Dionaea:
- Generic garden store pot
- Suspected King Henry seedlings
- Akai Ryu
- Burbank's Best
- Gremlin
- SD...
I have had a lot of time one my hands :-))
Bromeliads
Genus Brocchinia
- Brocchinia reducta
Byblis
Species
- B. guehoi
- B. liniflora
Hybrids
- B. filifolia x guehoi
Cephalotus
- C. follicularis (a beautiful plant from Nauz)
Darlingtonia
- D. californica
- D. californica seed grown...
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No luck with flowers. Any positive ID would be helpful.
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No luck with flowers. Any positive ID would be helpful.
I borrowed my wife's cute pink ruler and measured how tall my Drosera finlaysoniana has become. The bottom of the ruler is resting on the soil surface. I tried to get the camera as level as possible to prevent perspective distortion. The plants are taller than 11 inches now. If you measure how...
1. I have about a dozen or so cuttings of my Nepenthes "graciliflora" (the "smooth alata") available for trade. This is a very easy and vigorous species that can grow as a lowlander and highlander, although it seems to be pretty scarce in the trade right now. I have unrooted 2- and 4-node...
Here is a photo of my P. chilensis. You can see some seedlings, that are likely from a seed pod which I forgot to harvest. One of the amazing traits of this plant is that it is completely autogamous!
The flowers of P. chilensis are very short, the stalk can be sessile like mine, or a few cm...
I attempted to hybridize Drosera capensis "Typical" and Drosera aliciae this morning. This is my first effort at creating a hybrid.
I waited until flowers from both plants were wide open. Then I took some tiny cuticle scissors and cut off one of the anthers from the D. aliciae flower. The...
So my vft got attacked by bird,you can clearly see what happened in the Image bellow
Before attacked
Affter attacked and i have been report it
You can see it got damaged heavily,and aslo that 2 vft in 1 pot and only 1 survive,other one got it root came off and dry out.Aslo this was my...
I like to grow plants that are beneficial to bees, hoverflies etc. This is one of them. I grew them on in pots until the spring and planted them out in the garden. I thought I'd lost them to the slugs and snails, which have been particularly voracious this year, but MrsG pointed them out this...
Found these P. lusitanica sprouting this year in a pot of Calopogon and a pot of sarracenia generously given to me last year on my way back from California, cute little things. They were not there when I brought the pots home last year, so assuming they sprouted this spring from seed that were...
Smooter80's grow list updated 11/25/15
New arrivals
5-23 Nepenthes
burbidgeae x trusmadiensis EP SG
ephippiata SG
inermis SG
jamban SG
lowii x veitchii (k) EP SG
lowii x Sabre Dark Cherry EP SG
talangensis x mira
4-3
Heliamphora
chimantensis Chimanta Tepui AW
elongata Ilu Tepui AW...
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The leaves on this one seem to be a much darker/deeper red than the typical D. filiformis “Florida Red” (aka “Florida All Red”) in my conditions outside in full sun.
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Hi i was wondering if anyone had any guesses as to what varieties these are, I don't plan on labeling them, I'm just curious. The first one obviously has some Leucophylla influence, possibly Tarnok, although I won't know until it flowers. The second one I'm thinking is some sort of Rubra...
The slugs and snails (were) kept away from these Calopogon tuberosus this year, so I have a decent display. A very easy orchid to grow if the preceding comment can be maintained. They're in a Sarracenia mixture in a Sarracenia lagoon and that's it.
If you notice any difference in the flowers...
I took a trip to a nearby nursery today and found several tillandsia forming flower stalks :-O I took one home of course. Hopefully the flower will produce seed. What is the best way to pollinate tillandsia flowers and germinate their seeds?
I gave away my carnivorous collection 4 years ago when I moved to Utah and now it is time to start rebuilding.
I don't have a lot to trade but I do have a bunch of cuttings from cold hardy cactus from Central Utah. They are Optunia sp., not sure exactly which as they are likely hybrids. I...
Hey guys!
I've always loved the slipper orchids and the long petaled Phragmepediums have been among my favorites. I'm lucky enough to have these two wonderful species in bloom for a little comparison!
First, probably the most well known species. Phrag. caudatum, I have been through several...
Hi everyone!
My sarracenia purp. Is flowering en mass, 6 flowers. I have had this particular plant for over 5 years and it was an adult when I got it so, it's an older plant. It has been doing very well over the years and has grown so big I had to put it into a 24 inch pot last year. I was...
Hey everyone,
I have (3) Sarracenia. One is a NoID and two are recent purchases this year of " S. Leuchophylla 'Hurricane Creek' ". The Hurricane Creek already seems like it's going to be much bigger than my death cube NoID Sarr. The NoID did really well last year and put on a lot of growth...
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