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  1. C

    Carnivorous Garden Teaser, Time Lapse

    HEY folks! S0 I had a thread a little while ago about my Biolapse project where I am filming timelapse clips of carnivorous plants as they grow and develop. I had received a lot of great tips and advice, and the plants appear to be healthy and they are currently taking a break after a full...
  2. V

    Better late than never...

    I've been on this forum a couple of time but I suppose it's time for a somewhat formal introduction... So, my name is Danny and I'm addicted to carnivorous plants, especially nepenthes. I used to be a normal biology student with a small interested in carnivorous plants ( I grew a Venus Fly trap...
  3. G

    Plastic cups over VFTS in the store? kill em or save em?

    Recently I was at my local garden center and was pleased to see a variety of cps ( VFTS, S.purperea, S.rubra, P.primuliflora, D.spathulata. And wouldn't you know it they were all covered in what some refer to as "death domes". The pings were all flowering and the VFTS looked happy, the drosera...
  4. Cthulhu138

    1st Annual NECPS Pre Fall Carnivorous Plant Show - Salem, NH

    The New England Carnivorous Plant Society will be hosting our 1st annual pre show to our huge annual fall extravaganza on August 9th and 10th at Lake Street Garden Center in Salem New Hampshire ! All are invited to attend and encouraged to bring plants for public display ! Come if you can, it's...
  5. E

    indoor bog garden?

    i want to do a into bog garden using aquariums, and like could i adapt this for inside, and just use the right type of light system? and what about the sand?
  6. lowlow

    Building a small bog for a school project, plant donations appreciated

    Hi plant community, I am looking for a few good carnivorous plant varieties (Sarracenia, Dionaea, D. filiformis or any other species that would be suitable) for a container bog garden I am creating on campus. Thank you for your support and I will gladly reimburse for shipping cost. :hail:
  7. T

    Huntington Desert Garden

    Here's a slideshow of the Desert Garden at The Huntington in Pasadena, California, which I visited recently: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ec8n-Zols9U
  8. C

    S.Purpurea pitcher's small.

    I have a purple pitcher plant in full sun, small tray of water and 3x3x4 inch pot. After it got here, most of the pitchers where dead so I cut it back save one. It put out two new ones since I had it, but they are only half the size of the old one and are green rather than red. Should it be...
  9. Dragoness

    Sarracenia P's and Q's

    Pictures and Questions, that is! Learned a few new things in a thread started by Jimscott, so I decided to make a new thread to show some pictures, and ask some questions. At any rate, I offered seeds from a plant that probably won't produce any viable seeds :blush: (not knowing any better -...
  10. D

    Having issues looking for soil

    I would like to repot my capensis soon, I am leaving for awhile Saturday and leaving the feeding and watering up to the family so I would like fresh and clean soil to reduce complications. I am having a very difficult time looking for small bags of sphagnum peat. I found beach sand at Lowes...
  11. Dragoness

    Sarr dormancy in botanical gardens?

    There are a couple reasonably local botanical gardens that have carnivorous plants in their collections... The closest one (Matthaei) has a couple Sarrs, in with some VFT's and Drosera. And a hybrid unidentified Nep or two. The farther, but nicer one (Frederik Meijer) has a much broader...
  12. C

    Pushing the limits.

    Hey Guys! I don't post very often, but have enjoyed reading what everyone has learned about cps through the forums. As Dragoness has just demonstrated...sarracenia can be pretty tough. Many other forum members here have also shown off their bogs in areas normally too cold for most cps (which I'd...
  13. Dragoness

    Backyard Bog-In-Progress.

    Last year, I decided to buy a Rubbermaid style plastic tote, sink it in the ground, and put Sarracenias and VFT's in it. It worked great, but looked a little too redneck... for my tastes anyways. Come fall, I trimmed off the taller pitchers, and put the lid on the tote, and buried it under a...
  14. Keith

    Stolen CPs...What a bummer!

    Well the title says it all. Over the weekend, now that school is out, there have been a lot of restless individuals in the neighborhood where a friend of mine lives. This friend of mine permits me to keep a small garden of temperate CPs on his back porch knowing that I am in between...
  15. JB in Utah

    Bog Sarr Die Off

    So lately I've noticed something disturbing in my bog. After a strong start to the growing season, many of my plants seem to be suffering from untimely demises. This is my second year with the bod garden so I'm not sure what's wrong as the situation hasn't changed since last year with the...
  16. ilbasso

    giant S Dixie Lace for trade

    My technological situation dictates that embedding a photo at this time is not going to happen. I'll try to do it later or if you're seriously interested, I can email it. I am relocating my bog garden and want to make some room. I have a few of these plants available and at least one is...
  17. Axelrod12

    Axelrod's Bog Garden

    So at my girlfriend's apartment there is a nice section that used to be a garden but was overgrown with weeds. We decided to rip up all the weeds and get a nice veggie garden going. I reserved the last section of fence, just the the left of the azalea bush for a bog garden, this area gets the...
  18. fredg

    Arisaema speciosum

    Another Arisaema I left out all winter in its pot (UK). I moved it into a very shaded part of the garden in early spring and it appears to love it down there. I've grown Arisaema for many years but never so shaded as I am this year. Arisaema speciosum
  19. Zath

    (VA, USA) New to the Organic Bug-Destruction hobby.

    I'm (extremely) new to the hobby, though my enthusiasm for CP's goes back nearly 20 years (how can that be!?). As such, I've accumulated a teeny-tiny collection, while simultaneously devouring every F.A.Q., discussion, tutorial, opinion, etc. on the cultivation of CP's in general. I also own...
  20. Nannanep

    Alata or ventrata?

    Hello everyone. I've been lurking for a while, but this is my first post; tell me if I'm doing anything wrong! I have one of those typical garden centre neps. It was labeled as alata, but as far as I understand that is often not accurate. When I do a google image search, I see plants that look a...
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