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I noticed that there was a Passiflora thread on Terraforums, but many years ago. I thought it was time to start a new one.
Although pictures of flowers can be flashy, I want to encourage people to post picture, comments, questions about whatever... Fruits, leaves (some species are grown...
Hey guys. I got this plant a couple of months ago as a freebie in an order from a BE retailer. It was labeled N x 'Rokko'. I am familiar with Nepenthes 'Rokko', and in my opinion this plant looks nothing like it. Overall, the plant is very small, and produces lovely little pitchers. As they are...
So I noticed on two of my nepenthes that the growth tips and new leaves seem to have these bubbles on them. A closer look revealed these small white bugs, and I somehow got one under a microscope for an ID. Does this look familiar to any of you? They are extremely tiny. Thanks
1) Opening bid amount $2
2) Item description - This auction is for 2-3 of the plants currently in the flask below. I will be deflasking them on the day of shipping and they will ship in a zip lock bag. Make sure you read up on this species or understand the risk involved with growing...
Hi everyone i'm pretty new to the forum. i used to have about 20 nepenthes but i went away and lost most of them now i only have 4. i have a n. Truncata, n. alata, n. miranda and a n. Maxima x Lowii. The have been going downhill lately especially my alata. I was wondering if anyone could give me...
You are bidding on 1 packet of Drosera burmannii seeds from plants with location data of Humpty Doo, NT, Australia.
This is my favorite form of my favorite carnivorous plant. If you feed it regularly (and it has an enormous appetite) it will grow remarkably quickly after germination (and...
Up for auction is a very young and very small seedling of Passiflora antioquiensis, plus a small rooted cutting of Passiflora 'Mission Dolores', which is P. parritae x P antioquiensis. The P. 'Mission Dolores' cutting is one that put out some growth after being rooted last year (left side of...
I received a N. fusca "flared peristome" around 2 and a half months ago, and I've noticed that it's been growing pretty slowly (for a N. fusca). So far, it has only put out one tiny pitcher and two new leaves. Does anyone else have experience with this plant being sluggish? (I believe the form...
I have a Cephalotus plant that is ~5 years of age. It is really healthy, produces at least one new pitcher every other month, and it is growing. It is still tiny though, and I know these plants are supposed to be slow to develop. How long should it take a healthy Cephalotus plant to reach its...
Petunia exserta would seem to have a lot going for it:
1) It's nearly extinct in the wild.
2) It has red flowers--the only naturally occurring ones in its genus.
3) It's hummingbird pollinated--also the only one in it's genus.
4) Bugs stick to the leaves--it's not carnivorous, but at least...
Figured that I would post a few pics of a new pitcher. This plant had an odd sudden die back and was left with a tiny basal about three years ago. Now it is settled in nicely and I can't wait for it to reach uppers as the pitchers are gaining more hairs under the lid and the mouth is starting to...
I have a rooted cutting that is quickly outgrowing the tiny space it currently occupies on my grow rack:
Note: it does not grow next to the baseboard heater; I moved it there for the photo.
I'm looking for...
Pinguicula (leaf pulls are fine)
Nepenthes (cuttings fine)
Other neotropical...
I'm not very familiar with Dionea, since I'm used to just growing Drosera. Got this tiny group of Akai Ryu vfts in the mail just over a week ago, and I've had it in the window, just going with the natural cycle of the sun for its Winter dormancy. The temperature in this terrarium has been...
I thought it would be useful to start a thread about growing Begonias from seed, and Begonia dregei, in particular, for a couple reasons. Begonia seeds are tiny, and I think a lot of people assume they are near impossible to grow successfully. Begonia dregei is a really fun Begonia, and one of...
This is sort of a redo of a post I had from about a month ago:
http://www.terraforums.com/forums/showthread.php/138143-Dracula-vampira-Seeks-Fanged-Nepenthes-Companion-Offers-Division-of-Self?highlight=kahl
I showed a friend who does not grow Nepenthes a photo of Nepenthes bicalcarata and he...
Wondering if anyone can id the ferny plant on the left and the tiny grassy plant in the foreground? And by someone I mean you, Mach, since the Disa they came in with is from you.
Late last spring, I ordered some Utricularia sandersonii. Needless to say, there were other species received in addition to the U. sandersonii, primarily U. bisquamata. However, there was also a tiny little Drosera growing as a hitchhiker as well. Until today, I had considered it to just be...
I bought a few Petrocosmeas recently. They are relatives of African Violets, except they are cool-growing for the most part, coming from the mountains of Southern China and Southeast Asia. I was particularly in intrigued by the amazing rosettes of those I saw in the cool house at the SF...
I have a Begonia luxurians plant which is about 12 feet tall and produces tons of seeds. So I have more seeds than I can easily deal with. I gave a huge number to the American Begonia Society Seed fund. These are mainly seeds that were harvested after that point.
Here's the deal. Since...
I propagate a lot of Passifloras. Here's the deal.
For a trade, I have the following: P. lindeniana, P. sanguinolenta, P. 'Preciosa' (P. macrocarpa x P. alata), P. foetida (from Oaxaca). I'm interested in trading for Nepenthes plants, cuttings (rooted/unrooted), seedlings, seeds.
P...
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