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I think it was Bob Z. who posted some VFT photos earlier this year (or last?) that showed some of the VFT flowers demonstrate some significant variability. Before he posted a photo of a VFT 'wacky traps' flower, I hadn't really inspected the blooms too closely. Today, I was out making some...

So much for the theory that cp's that are cheap and widely available will keep people from poaching them..... Poachers snare rare Venus' flytraps Removal of carnivorous plants increases threat to delicate species By Brock Vergakis The Sun News One of the world's most unique and rare plants...

I just got here last night and today I found this news story. http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/mld....427.htm

Evolution has to be the most widely known explanation for the history of living beings on earth. I just wanted to know where everyone stood in regards to evolution on the forums. (see's a twinkle in alphawolf's eyes)

Here's the deal. In April 2003, the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (NCDACS) passed a rule making Oriental bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculatus) a "Class C Noxious Weed." That means that in North Carolina the plant is illegal to be distributed and sold. The reason...

i have a VHO ballast with 4 normal output flourescent lights in it. a NO light that is 48 inches long is 40 watts, but a VHO light is 110 watts. do they make grow lights in VHO? if not, could i use aquarium VHO lights? here are the specs of vho aquarium lights: Actinic White Actinic White...

#### yeah, a friend sent me one of those today. They aren't very widely distributed some were available on Tropiflora for a very short time. I have a 4" seedling already but, this is a flowering size plant. These are very interesting plants in that not much variation occurs in Epi's. I also...

Hello Nep nuts, After looking at nearly every photo of Nepenthes sanguinea and Nepenthes alata in Bobz's photo gallery, I was left wondering; How many forms of sanguinea and alata are out there?! They vary so much, you'd think you could split all the variations into 20 new species!! Why do...

http://www.thestate.com/mld/thestate/news/columnists/8480067.htm Posted on Wed, Apr. 21, 2004 A Trojan horse wetlands bill moves forward By CHRISTIE RENKEN Guest columnist There is a bill moving fast in the S.C. House that is purported to protect isolated wetlands in this state...

Ok, I'm still a byblis newbie in fact I've only grown liniflora but will try gigantea as soon as I get my seeds.... still when I hadn't even grown this plant yet I worried about growing it from seed and such so I made a short article. Please don't make fun of it. its basically based on personal...

I found this article and it shows alot of promise of the goverment working with conservation groups. In case you don't know Baldwin County Alabama has many very important cp sites. Mobile Register

In another forum the suitability of these compact flurocent bulbs for supplemental light came up, and I found the following info. Hope this is of help to anyone. I was kind of interested to see about the light quality of these bulbs. I went to the OSRAM website (manufacturer of an energy saving...

Hi All This Article was emailed to me from a friend. I thought you would be interested. Man!!! I had a typo on the post name!!! O well -------------------------------------------------------------- CURRENT ZERO POINT NEWS FROM GREGG BRADEN Gregg Braden is currently traveling around the...

So, you know you are going to be getting 20 or so new species this season, right?! A good idea is to mix your medium now. Why wait? After rinsing the sand (and hopefully the peat) I fill my pots with the mix, and I leave these exposed to the elements to further leach: the longer they get rained...

Pinguicula 'Weser' is one of my favorite Pinguicula. Several years ago I received my first one in a trade. Since then, using conventional propagation techniques and a minimum amount of time I have produced many hundreds of divisions which I have sold and traded widely. Undoubtedly if I had more...

WOW! My N. Veitchii x Truncata really is putting on a show! Just check out how much Veitchii is has in it! (The VERY widely flared peristome.) The lid got broken off by the palsitc bag arrg!    But no matter, it is still the largest pitcher it has ever made!    Still a beauty and wonderful one...

New evidence today shows that the VEnus Flytraps DNA is partially of extra terrestrial origin, many suspected this already because it is widely known that the home range of the Venus Flytrap is a Meteor Impact Crater. Compounding this discovery, when scientists visited the core of the crater...