common VFT pic

[Yonnil]

Taken from late summer 2001
Hope you enjoy!

 

[Buckmaster]

Quite impressive!! Are they yours?
Buckmaster

 

[Yonnil]

yes they are mine

 

[pipsqueak]

About how many different plants are in there? Where are they planted? That is an incredible pic! Nice job!

 

[Yonnil]

Oh..thank you for the compliment!
Well, give me five minutes(more??) and i'll count them

No, in fact i don't really know how many are they, but i can tell you that they are growing from divided plants.Last year,I cultivated  them outdoors in full sun in a 20cm X 25 plastic pot.(sorry i m not able to do the conversion, i'm french)
Now, since they woke up from dormancy, i have repotted them in a larger pot.I use 70% peat and 30%vermiculite + lot of sunlight + rain water.
Yonnil

 

[pipsqueak]

I admire your work! I just wish I could do something like that with my vfts, but that is imposible here in Chicago. ThanX for the info. Keep up the awesome work!

 

[Guest]

i wouldn't want to be the fly on that plant!! Wow!!
snap!snap!snap!snap!snap!

 

[WayCool]

Great pic! Will they turn red, or are they all green during the growing season?

The reason I'm asking is that I am looking for a nice pic of health cluster VFTs (like yours) with red traps to use as a personal wallpaper screen on my computer desktop.

I have searched the internet for such a picture, but can only find small jpg size, which when enlarged to fit my screen, results in a very poor blurry pic

.

If you or anyone out there have such a picture (approx. 800x600, give or take

), would you e-mail it to me.

Thanks,

 

[Yonnil]

Hi
No they don't become deep red as many of VFTs...only soft orange -red coloured.
Also, on the picture, most of the traps are closed, so you can't see the colouration inside..