D. indica

[mannyherrera]

A view of some of the D. indica as I was strolling through my grow area in the morning. As always, I must add that I'm a horrible photographer. I have seed if anyone's interested. Anyone have D. indica 'red' available?

 

[Clue]

Nice D. indica.

I've found that they are easy to germinate and grow, and have great tentacle movement. So if I were you, I'd try for some seeds.

 

[Chomp]

Cooool. Those are amazing!

 

[jimscott]

That's incredible! I should probably take mine out of the mini-greenhouse and put it out on the porch.

 

[mannyherrera]

Clue, I didn't understand the last part of your comment. Are you saying you want seed?

Jim, you should definitely move them out where they can get direct light. I have D. indica growing all over my outdoor grow area. They spread throughout the Sarracenia pots.

 

[CPlantaholic]

Wow, great job. I've never had much luck with these, so I may attempt growing them outdoors like you.
Also, I think that you should try requesting D. hartemeyerorum, because I don't think D. indica "Red" exists?

 

[Clue]

Clue, I didn't understand the last part of your comment. Are you saying you want seed?

Oops, sorry about being unclear there.

Well, I have more D. indica "Green" then I could ever want. So anybody reading out there, you should try for some seed.

 

[Cindy]

Mannyherrera,

Is the D. indica 'red' you are referring to the same as D. hartmeyerorum? Or just D. indica with green leaves but red tentacles?

 

[mannyherrera]

I guess I'm saying I want some D. hartmeyerorum. Anyone have some? Sorry guys, I'm mainly a Nepenthes/Sarracenia grower.

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Oh, and by the way Clue...what you were saying made perfect sense. Sorry for making you clarify. I just didn't get it at the moment.

 

[jimscott]

I may have to re-visit that next year. We only get Florida weather for June-August. It's almost fall, now.