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Utric Flower and Leaf cuttings?
Two weeks ago, I accidentally pulled a U. sandersonii flower, stalk and all, out of its pot. I figured I'd try something new, and floating it in some distilled water, put it under growlights. I have seen some new growth start at the end of the stalk, so I'm assuming this inflorescence (sp?)...- SnowyFalcon
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- cutting flower inflorescence leaves sandersonii
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- Forum: Utricularia, Aldrovanda, Genlisea
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In search of the Red Drosera capensis
<span style='font-size:12pt;line-height:100%'>I am often swapping plants, and stories with other CP growers. Here is an image of one that has really been amazing. I swapped this red Drosera capensis with Tamlin. He sent me one of his "strain" of red Drosera capensis and I sent him one of mine...- Joseph Clemens
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- capensis drosera flower inflorescence leaves
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- Forum: Sundews (Drosera), Byblis, Drosophyllum
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Flying predators?
I put my 4 Jack in the pulpits out on the patio last night and today when I went out there one was knoked over at the base and the pot was dug up and one of the other pulpit flowers was snaped at the base of the inflorescence. Also the seed starters of datura and ipomea were utterly a shambles...- swords
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- flowers inflorescence
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- Forum: Miscellaneous Plants
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Jack in the pulpit
I've recently received the standard beginer Jack in the Pulpit, Arisaema triphyllum and I'm wondering if it's common for the leaf or the inflorescence to emerge first? Out of the 4 plants I recived two have leaves one has a "pitcher" which is nearly open with a still closed leaf and the other...- swords
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- inflorescence leaves pitchers send
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- Forum: Miscellaneous Plants
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Orchid care sheet
CATTLEYA KAT-lee-uh Cattleyas are among the most popular Orchids. Their culture is often used as the basis for comparison with other types of Orchids. Cattleyas and their related hybrids come in many colors, shapes, forms and sizes. Culture varies only slightly among most of these. This sheet...- GEORGE-CP
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- Forum: Orchids
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Phrag i just got has bad soil fungus
About two weeks ago I purchased a Phrag. Eric Young 4N which is just starting it's inflorescence (made it's first flower bud) but after this time I see it has a very bad soil fungus attack. Today when I looked in my highland tank it looked as though the soil in the Phrag pot was wearing a thick... -
D day for orchid buying
I purchased two new orchids today, Dimorphichus lowii (2 diff colored flowers on same inflorescence) & Dendrobium macrophylla. I'm curious if anyone has experience growing either of these species? The Dimorphicus lowii is only about 6" tall - what is blooming size on one of these? I've seen one...
