Community Pots of fascinating plants

[Joseph Clemens]

Following is a photo, just taken (20Dec06) of 5 - 2 inch (10 cm) community pots of (Pinguicula 'Sethos' x Pinguicula gypsicola). To me, these plants are just amazing. BTW, these are not seedlings, but propagations by leaf-pullings.

 

[FarmerDave]

ooooohhhh

I like that one!

 

[Joseph Clemens]

Thanks. I like that they have that nice holiday color -- almost like candy.

 

[FarmerDave]

yeah. I like how they glitter in the light like that

 

[flytraplady5]

Joseph.
you grow some of the most spetacular pings that i have ever seen.
Lois

 

[Joseph Clemens]

Thanks Lois,
I appreciate that. The core of my policy is laziness, and I work, "hard" to discover how truly lazy I can eventually be, I endeavor to learn what the plants need, to be at their best, then, I let the plants do their work of showing me what their genome/genotype is capable of. Sometimes it results in them showing me how they just won't grow as well as I'd like them to. But, most of the time I get living, insect-eating, eye-candy.

They look even better when there is a sizeable group of the same type growing closely together.

This link may help explain what I am talking about:
Wikipedia - Phenotype

 

[rattler]

i love looking at your plants.......always worth checking out.....they must be having some effect on me aswell since my Pings are starting to out number everything but my Utrics

 

[Pyro]

Yeah, Pings are insidious that way. I was never really into Pings and then I accepted the Yucca Do complex. And the rest is history...

 

[Rubra]

Those are amazing. I like!

 

[xscd]

Yes, those are beautiful plants Joseph.

It's probably rude to ask if you might ever consider offering any of those in trade for something, I mean if you get overrun by them or something.

 

[jimscott]

As always, very beautiful plants! And just in time for Christmas!