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I couldn't pass it up. I just couldn't. Having never owned a flowering Sarr, I knew as soon as I gazed upon that pot of rubras in a florist shop with TWO flowers high above it, that my wallet was going to be getting a little lighter.
So excited was I as I climbed behind the wheel to head out...
I got a cutting from my Nepenthes and I put it in distilled water with sphagnum moss in it, I then planted it in wet Peat moss in the water, and after a week or so growth seemed to continue! I guess it seems it may be rooted! N. medusa is a very rare combination of N. bellii and x sibuyanensis...
It is the eve of my "college" visit, its more like a tour of the school. But its a visit none the less, this school has two things i am very interested it.
Biological sciences
Photography
I know that through out my life I can do photography, as a kinda hobby, just like my mycology experiences...
Hi guys,
This is the most singular matter. My VFT NEW traps don't seem to finish forming...doesn't even blacken....it finished forming cilia and comes final size...but trap doesn't open!!
There is no damage I can see on the leaves. All other leaves are fine.......But interestingly, leaf...
What was your very first plant? Mine was a venus fly trap from rona which lasted through the spring, summer, then died at christmas. Unfortunately everytime it ate an insect, the leaves died and the plant didnt grow any bigger.
Yes this is a topic for all those pictures of your plants with prey, catching/ in the process of being caught, digesting etc. Those insect coverd sundew leaves. Looking into the pitcher plant. The remains of your flytrap’s last meal. We want to see them all!
I noticed that there is a new, supposedly updated version of Adrian Slacks original "Insect Eating Plants and How to Grow Them", which has been retitled to "Insect Eaters: How to Grow and Feed Extraordinary Plants". It says it's been published as of Sept. 2006 so I guess that makes it fairly...
I am planning to make a trip up to pine barrens and Was wondering when a Good time to go would be? I was thinking in june, I wanna go for the CP flora and Insect Fauna with a friend but I don't know where Any thing is or the land scape or how big this place is.
I was wondering if any one had...
I received this plant form a friend who had been growing them for quite some time. She had no idea what they were, but thought they were a really neat plant. The large flower looks almost like a furry starfish. I do believe this plant to be carnivorous. The large flower does attract insect and...
Hi guys,
In my res, on the window....daily I see atleast 4 of these. they look sooo daunting. One day...I made on of them fall down...opened the window...tried to hold it with a tissue....was disgusted and let it go. I suddenly smelt a strange odor. I smelt it close and it was like a strong...
I got this ortho malathion plus insect spray. It says it's for whiteflies and all those other insects. Would it be ok to use for my neps, and my other cps? I'm gonna use it tomarrow when the weather is nice if it is good. Thanks for the help.
I was recently asked for the following information, so I decided to share it with everyone:
P.S. Some species respond favorably to the addition of coral sand, but not all. Piinguicula gypsicola is one that does.
Additional comments: Whenever growth appears to be slowing, I dust the leaves...
Hey guys, my D. Intermedia's <span style='color:red'>[Edit: No additional letters need be added to a plant's true name to indicate more than one, they are both singular and plural, as written. Also, the second part of the name, called - "specific epithet", is always written correctly in all...
THINGS I HAVE LEARNED LIVING IN GEORGIA
1. Possums sleep in the middle of the road with their feet in the air
2. There are 5,000 types of snakes and 4,998 of them live in GEORGIA.
3. There are 10,000 types of spiders. All 10,000 of them live in GEORGIA, plus a couple no one's seen before.
4...
Insect Hobbyists Hatari
It has some MEAN insects, alot of them for personal indulgance, and alot of them for Scientific study. (Brown recluse, Black Widow's) They have lots of interesting stuff, im deciding on weather or not I want to get something from their
Thought I would share!
Hola,
I tried the vegetable oil on water idea that i've been hearing about and it worked really well. Even flies that landed on the layer of oil died. It's quite an insect mass grave.
I'm just curious though, because i had some nearby plants and there leaves touched the oil and became thin and...
Serapi mt.is about 25 minutes drive from the town of Kuching.Since there are many trail each has to be done one at a time. The mossy forest, which is tentaculata habitat, are found around 2,500 ft asl. The main mt. range are broken up into many small hill.
Breaking away from the main trail we...
Hi Folks,
Just got back from a nice trip to Vermont and Massachusetts for a family reunion, and was able to visit one bog that was still accessible without hip waders, no thanks to the recent rain. The bigger bog I really wanted to visit, Chickering Bog, was a mile up a barely marked, or...
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