D. scorpioides gemmae for trade/giveaway

[zappafan]

Hi I would like some gemmae.

 

[zappafan]

Hi I would like some gemmae if it's okay. I don't have anything presently to trade.

 

[BigCarnivourKid]

zappafan,
I've got plenty of gemmae. PM your mailing address to me and I'll send you a batch.

BCK

 

[d2leo]

I am recently staring my collection over.If you have any more gemmae left I would surely appreciate it.

Thanks Philip

 

[zappafan]

Thank you Steve, just received.

 

[D muscipula]

Good grief, didn't you just send me the gemmae about 9 months ago? What are you doing to those poor plants?

Is this the time of the year for scorpiodes to go dormant and produce gemmae? A few of mine are looking a bit bristly, but i don't see any gemmae.

 

[jimscott]

Quote[/b] (D muscipula @ May 20 2004,10:26)]Good grief, didn't you just send me the gemmae about 9 months ago?  What are you doing to those poor plants?

Is this the time of the year for scorpiodes to go dormant and produce gemmae?  A few of mine are looking a bit bristly, but i don't see any gemmae.

In this link is an excellent treatise on the life cycle of a pigmy sundew, such as D. scorpiodes. They normally go dormant in summer and produce gemmae in november. this is all new to me and so I am crossing my fingers as I await dormancy.

My Webpage

 

[BigCarnivourKid]

Quote[/b] (D muscipula @ May 20 2004,8:26)]Good grief, didn't you just send me the gemmae about 9 months ago?  What are you doing to those poor plants?

The last gemmae I sent out were back in the end of November through January so it was about 3 to 4 months ago. As for what did I do to the poor guys, I haven't a clue. Only one of my two pots of scorpioides has produced this second batch of gemmae. They should be flowering instead of producing gemmae. They shouldn't need dormancy for a few months yet.

BCK

 

[agamadragon]

?

is still up? i know im kinda late lol

 

[mark.ca]

You're not late at all....6 years it's nothing.

 

[agamadragon]

lol, i can stil have hope