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I was thinking of growing a P. planifolia plant in a classic terrarium ('bout 5.5 gallons) and I was wondering how big this plant gets. I've heard from 6"-10". So, would this plant be too big for a 5 gallon terrarium? Also, what species of ping would do best in a classic terrarium? (besides P...
hello ,
i was just wondering if any other ping enthusiest's have been crossing it ?
my hope would be to get a P. ramosa -and cross it with the "csfu" hopefully to make a dual cross . that way it could be a wonderful scented with many branching flowers.
has anyone else had the thaught that P...
Can someone give me some insight into the best growing conditions for these?
I have two of them. Both are in the standard sand/peat mix. One is in a heated greenhouse, 20 by 30 feet. Temps are kept above 50. The other is indoors under growlights, with a humidity dome.
Both are getting smaller...
Saw these AWESOME Pings in the Apalachicola National Forest over the Thanksgiving holidays, and I just HAVE to have some!
I have large P. primuliflora to trade, or D. adelae, or even Red Dragon VFTs.
Somebody please help my addiction...I'm jonesin' here....
thanks,
Mike
Hello everyone, here is my grow list. Little old with some additions missing but pretty accurate. Current 2/05 additions coming soon, couple losses to.
Aldrovanda
ald1 Japanese form
ald2 Australian red form NSW near Mertens Creek above Big Mertens Falls near Mitchel Falls, Kimberley...
Recently, I got around to building a ventilation system for my 55 gallon terrarium. My goal was to include air from outside the terrarium. The humidifier was to remain a vital role as well. The key is to balance the effectes of fresh air and humidity. Here's the pictures for all you visual...
I've finally gotten off my duff and propagated some of my plants, and had great success (100%) with the cuttings. I have the following well-rooted cuttings for trade:
Nepenthes
N. sanguinea "Dark Red" - How anything else could be called "sanguinea", i don't know. Bloody amazing. (pun intended)...
I just read in one of my CP books that P. pumila (along with P. primuliflora and P. planifolia) will develop small plantlets on their leaves while growing under conditions of high humidity.
Has anyone done this? I ask because my hand-pollinating attempts have been poor at best with these tiny...
GrowList 2020
Jeremiah Harris Carnivorous Plant Growlist
Colorado Springs CO
Jeremiahsplants@comcast.net
Aldrovanda
A. vesiculosa
Brocchinia
B. reducta
Bybilis
B. filifolia “Flowers mauve with pale lemon back”-Boulk area South Peninsular Kimberley W.A.
B. liniflora
Jeremiah's Cephalotus...
2017/6: Gave away most and lost the rest of my CPs in 2010. Starting from zilch again!
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Previous growlist
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Most Desired Plants
N. edwardsiana (wouldn't that be nice?)
N. tenuis
N. veitchii Bareo highlands
N. albomarginata 'rubra' (all red)
N. jacquelineae (especially red)
N...
.P. ionantha
P. lutea
Another P. lutea
I would have a few more pics, but some racoons killed the rest when they dug up my pots. That and the one P. planifolia I had left decided to flower in december
Well my plants I moved to my two recently constructed bogs seem to be doing well as do the ones in my older bog. Lets see I have S. flava 'cooks bayou, Fl' going to bloom (well it has a very large bud) and the same for my S. purpurea x. rubra. My P. lutea, caeurulea, and planifolia also seem to...
I am looking for a few plants
U. longifolia var. forgetiana
U. radiata
G. violacea
G. violacia "giant"
G. anything!
B. gigantea
Aldrovanda red forms
D. capensis "Blaine's Kloof"
D. paradoxa
D. stolonifera ssp. stolonifera
P. moranensis
P. lutea
P. caerulea
P. ionantha
P. planifolia
S...
What other cps besides these grow well in bog gardens:
All Sarracenia
Dionaea muscipula
P. lutea
P. pumila
P. primufolia
P. caerulea
P. planifolia
P. ionantha
P. grandifolia
U. subulata
Here is a photo of my Pinguicula planifolia seedlings just prior to their first transplanting. You may remember that I earlier reported how this species has been very difficult for me to maintain (at all). However, with the parent of these seedlings I managed to get a flower and then a seedpod...
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