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Pinguicula gigantea leaf pulls. The green ones on the left. Few months old now. The one up front is the largest, and the one the winner will receive. This clone has been vigorous in my conditions. Pinguicula 'Aphrodite' mature division. Flowers for me in late fall and early spring. Does...

In spite of my difficulties growing Pings, I can grow orchids really well. First, a picture of a Laelia angereri x L. katsukiana: This is a primary hybrid of two rock laelias from Brazil. They can grow well outside in Arizona, as long as they are given some shade in the afternoon, and a...

I realize D. 'Marston's Dragon' is not exactly uncommon, nor is it difficult to propagate. This thread is mainly to document the origins of some plants I'll post as giveaways. I also wanted to ask some questions along the way, as I have a almost no experience propagating any Droseras. I...

Up for auction is a packet of around 50 seeds from this Drosera anglica CA × HI. This is a very vigorous hybrid of the tropical and temperate forms of D. anglica created by Ivan Snyder. The pictured plant went from a leaf cutting to flowering maturity in 5 months. Being that this is a hybrid...

Up for auction is one small plantlet of Pinguicula rotundiflora × hemiepiphytica. A vigorous Mexican ping hybrid. You are bidding on the plant in the front left of the pot, which is about the size of a nickel. The plant will be shipped bare-root. Winner will pay $6 shipping, which can be...

You are bidding on a 3 x Nepenthes maxima female rooted cuttings. I got this clone from an un named CP nursery. The plants will be bare rooted carefully, and packed carefully and mailed to the winner. Due to size it will be shipped via USP Small Flat Rate Priority Mail box. USA only...

You are bidding on one rooted division of Lecanopteris mirabilis. Bidding starts at $10. Will be shipped potted; shipping is on me! US only. This is a well-rooted piece; both leaves were recently produced. The mother plant is vigorous and surprisingly tolerant (grows as a houseplant), but be...

Drosera tokaiensis x spatulata "white flower" Up for sale is one fully mature, possibly flowering plant selected from my parent pot of plants. This is a personal hybrid, between two of the most vigorous sundews I've seen. This plant averages around 2 inches across, with elongate spoon shaped...

Drosera spatulata "white flower" x 'Tamlin' Up for sale is one plant selected from my parent pot of plants. Both parents of this cross are white-flowered spoonleaf sundews and very vigorous, and the offspring are no different. Reaching at least 2.5" across, they have semi-erect tapering leaves...

Drosera tokaiensis x spatulata 'Tamlin' Up for sale is one mature, possibly flowering plant selected from one of my parent batches. This is a personal hybrid, growing up to nearly 3" across with elongate spoon-shaped leaves that will flush bright red in good lighting. This hybrid is also a...

Drosera spatulata "white flower" Up for sale are two (2) adult plants selected from my parent population. This form of spoonleaf sundew is extremely vigorous, reaching over 2" across regularly and will flower near-constantly. They produce elongate, spatulate leaves that will blush bright red in...

I am looking to trade Cephalotus for other clones I do not have. If you have a clone not listed below please let me know. I would love to trade. Clones marked with (*) are very rare and I will only consider trades of plants of equal value. Current growlist: *C. 'Eden Black' x 'Eden Black'...

Just testing the waters with this one. . . this cross is a really charming plant (IMO) - I am not actually aching to let it go. It is, however, getting rather large for my current setup and is in need of a repotting. I'm not so keen on repotting it either because it will probably just want to...

Hi all, Will try and keep it short. Where I stay finding quality sphagnum peat at a reasonable price always seems to be an issue. And not to mention how destructive to environment the farming of sphagnum peat is. I did the Google thing and got together as much research as possible about peat...

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...

Hi everyone, I've won quite a few giveaways here on TF and I'm finally able to give something back to the community. I'm giving away a division of my S. x readii. You just need to guess my favorite Czech beer and paypal me (via gift) $7 for shipping (CONUS.) I purchased this as my first...

Hey folks just testing the waters here. I have a very well established little clump of typical Cephalotus here that is growing well and beginning to produce mature pitchers. It's about the size of a silver dollar. I'm not really sure what exactly I am looking for but things that come to...

Apparently I never started a thread for these guys, but with 4 different kinds now it's probably time A new arrival, came as one plant that I managed to separate into 2, but they're both loaded with growth points: H. heterodoxa x nutans H. heterodoxa x nutans by hawken.carlton, on Flickr H...

I have had a number of plants that were labeled hummers giant. Not all clones are equal. This HG has amazed me ever since it showed up at my doorstep. It is a vigorous grower and largest pitcher producing plant I have. It is badly in need of a pot upgrade. Already over flowing it's 6 inch pot...

So a lot of people have been very generous to me lately, so I decided it was time to do my first give-away. I am offering a nice little P. primuflora-white flower form with location data from Blackwater River State Forest, this plant is a vigorous grower that frequently produces plantlets on...