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Looking for D.Glanduligera seeds or cutting

if you have any seeds PM me

also looking for D.Lanata and D.ordensis seeds or cuttings

thank you
 
What do you have to trade for them?
 
is there a specific type of seed you are looking for?
 
Actually, plant. D.derbyensis or D.broomensis.
 
i do have D.broomensis harvest from 8/11!

would you make a trade for your D.glanduligera. i like there snap tentacles!

aslo do you have any or can you provide me with any drosera leaf/root cuttings???
 
Oh no, like an actual D.broomensis plant and not just seeds. But you just have seeds? ???

I was hoping to trade D.lanata for D.broomensis if you would be up for that.
 
i only have seed of the broomensis :/ so if you wanted to do a seed for seed trade we could do that?

or if you have ANY kind of leaf cuttings you could trade for a few kinds of seeds that would be EPIC!!
 
Oh, sorry :( I don't have seeds, and I'm not sure that cuttings of lanata would take so I would hate to send you something that wouldn't be a fair trade. ???
 
  • #10
Ok, my understanding is you want a fast moving species like the snap tentacles on D. glanduligera. Not many people have D. glanduligera because it is a short lived annual growing species and most growers don't take the time to constantly feed the plants to keep them alive.

However you could get D. burmannii which have snap tentacles which clock in as second fastest. D. burmannii is very prolific and spreads easily. Mine got overgrown :)0o:) by another species and I haven't bothered re-establishing a new colony. I'm not sure I want to :-D. D. burmannii is very common and I'm sure someone can offer you plants. All I have are seed right now.

Most of the South African species will display good movement with the leaves wrapping around large enough prey. South African Drosera like D. capensis, D. aliciae, and D. venusta are quite common. Movement isn't very rapid but if you check every 15-30 minutes you should notice movement. Here's a crummy timelapse (click image to start video):

 
  • #11
yes that is what i am looking for are fast movement plants. (my son thinks its the greatest). i am already receiving burmannii seeds.

do you have any cuttings from ANY drosera or even a baby plant that you would be willing to trade???
 
  • #12
Well, sit tight, your post is only a few hours old. Someone might step up and offer you a D. burmannii plant :)

Patience is the key ;)
 
  • #13
If you ever join the ICPS, they always have D.glanduligera in stock.

Cheers,

Joe
 
  • #14
Ok, my understanding is you want a fast moving species like the snap tentacles on D. glanduligera. Not many people have D. glanduligera because it is a short lived annual growing species and most growers don't take the time to constantly feed the plants to keep them alive.

However you could get D. burmannii which have snap tentacles which clock in as second fastest. D. burmannii is very prolific and spreads easily. Mine got overgrown :)0o:) by another species and I haven't bothered re-establishing a new colony. I'm not sure I want to :-D. D. burmannii is very common and I'm sure someone can offer you plants. All I have are seed right now.

Most of the South African species will display good movement with the leaves wrapping around large enough prey. South African Drosera like D. capensis, D. aliciae, and D. venusta are quite common. Movement isn't very rapid but if you check every 15-30 minutes you should notice movement. Here's a crummy timelapse (click image to start video):

I too had been on the lookout for the seeds of Glanduligera lately. If any of you guys have the seeds, please do let me know.
 
  • #15
Try the ICPS seedbank. Membership has it's own rewards.
 
  • #17
I have ordered seeds from ICPS twice but have always forgotten about them. This time I sent half to another grower and he is doing experiments in germination. I always end up not sowing them because it is the wrong time of year...

Oh well...
 
  • #18
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