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I'm trading away a significant portion of my propagation stash of pings. I'm only looking for Neps, Cephs, and Heli's. I'm willing to trade multiple pings for one plant depending on value. Thanks!
This is only a partial list and picture of what may be available (these are just what I have...
here are just
a few of my Pings
Sorry for the Crappy pic's still learning my Camera
Pinguicula moranensis x moctezumae
Pinguicula moranensis
Pinguicula pirouette
Thanks for looking
Daren
All I've been getting to flower this year are P. gypsicola, moranensis huautla x ehelersiae, and moctezumae x kohres.... multiple times... and nothing else. Today I saw the emergence of something new and different to me - P. 'Aphrodite':
And from a leaf cuttings:
Hello -
I have about 2 mature Drosera intermedia (location data is Brunswick County, NC I believe) that I would like to put up for trade. The reason? I simply cannot provide them with ideal conditions anymore. I am starting to specialize in Pinguicula and tropical sundews.
My first choice...
VFT:
typical
Butterworts:
P. titan (unconfirmed ID)
P. 'Pirouette'
P. gigantea
P. gigantea x moctezumae
Sundews:
D. adelae
D. intermedia (temperate)
D. venusta
D. binata
Sarracenia:
S. leucophylla "Tarnok"
S. purpurea (unidentified)
Nepenthes:
N. "gentle"
N. maxima x spectabilis...
was wondering if anyone had any extra pings not on my growlist they'd like to trade for nepenhes??
heres my growlist of pings:
heres my growlist of pings:
P acuminata
P agnata X moranensis caudalta or [agnata x moranensis caudata]
P. cyclosecta
P gracilis x moctezumae
P jaumavensis
P...
Drosera:
D. binata
D. aliciae
D. nidiformis
D. capensis "red", "Alba" , "typical"
D. adela
D. prolifera
D. admirabilis
D. intermedia
D. burmannii
D. spatulata
D. peltata
D. belemi
D. auricalata
D. madagascarensis
D. dielsiana
D. vennsta
Pygmies:
D. roseana
D. callistos
D. lake badgerup
D...
Last fall / winter I put many of Mexican pings at a west facing window sill that draws the cold from the outside. The leaves became succulent, responding to the cold, dryness, and lower photoperiod. I moved them all back to the rack, which gets southern exposure, along with a fluorescent...
Hi all. I am a returning user; it has been a few years.
Anyway, I have ping moctezumae and medusina for trade(growng in tight clumps, you will probably get several of each instead of just one)
And nepenthes ventricosa (red) and sanguinea, about 5-6 inches across, and I have nepenthes...
I recently acquired a Pinguicula gracilis x moctezumae that appeared to be somewhat in its dry state. Well, since I received it, it has shrunk to a bit smaller than a penny. it is still green in the center, but looks to have gone into a deeper dormancy.
For those of you that grow this...
I am looking for any pings up for trade pm me and I ll let you know what I have to trade.
I currently have
Pinguicula 'pirouette'
Pinguicula cyclosecta
Pinguicula “fraser beaut”
Pinguicula agnata x gypsicola
Pinguicula Aphrodite
Pinguicula sethos
Pinguicula sp "Sierra Mazatecas"
Pinguicula...
I've never had a dormant ping before and when I bought this one I thought it was tropical, at least that's what the website said. SO how do I break this ping out of dormancy? It's been sitting with all the rest of my other tropical pings but I can see how skipping dormancy would mess it up...
Here are a few flowers that I took pictures of. Go easy, I'm still learning the camera :).
U. sandersonii
D. indica 'Green Form'
P. moctezumae
And for fun, U. humboldtii
Thanks for looking,
Crystal
Just before I stopped watering my collection, I had pollinated a Pinguicula jaumavensis flower with pollen from Pinguicula moctezumae and had five of the resulting seeds germinate and begin to grow. Much to my surprise all five seedlings survived their extended dry spell and have again begun to...
Nepenthes
N. gracilis
N. ampullaria
N. rafflesiana
N. rafflesiana var. alata
N. mirabilis
N. albomarginata
N. benstonei
N. northiana
N. ventricosa
N. sanguinea
N. bicalcarata
N. truncata
N. reinwardtiana
N. stenophylla
N. macfarlanei
N. veitchii
N. maxima
N. sibuyanensis
N. beccariana
N...
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