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Definitely update us with some pics once they put on a bit of size. I'm picturing a drosera sponge, or maybe fog would be a better word.
 
I had that situation... once. I would start preparing more pots and using several 1/4 teaspoonfuls into each pot.
 
Hey Mass,

I did something similar a couple years ago with a billion fresh cape seeds.......

Look out, cuz they can take over your entire house! ;)

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I kinda did like you did MM I sowed my seeds (2 packets0 on a 4 inch pot of LFS. I got about 50 sprouts, I figure I'll let them grow a bit and the pot them out. Man I'm going to have a windowsill of dews!
 
Ngantnier said:
I kinda did like you did MM I sowed my seeds (2 packets0 on a 4 inch pot of LFS. I got about 50 sprouts, I figure I'll let them grow a bit and the pot them out. Man I'm going to have a windowsill of dews!
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I'm thinking I'll grow some outdoors during the summer, some on the windowsill, and some in the terrarium. Might as well.. thinking I'll have plenty to play with.
 
Fryster: that's what the soil of the D.scorp I had growing right next to a capensis looked like when I let the latter bloom and didn't realize what would happen XD.
 
Can we see pics? I imagine that pot is like 90% plant matter now!
 
As you sow,
so shall you reap! :-O
...and reap! :lol:
...and reap!:-P-:

...and reap! :headwall:



...and reap! :-))


Been there... done that!
 
Nice! I'm always trying to find the lucky mutation with different plants, so what I'd do? plant em outside to face a harsh winter. Plant a billion seeds and you might just get a few. You'll need, what, two flowering plants? I'm mean that way, but I do have a pineapple plant right now that faced the trial of death: a week out in winter. It currently has a pineapple growing and I'ma plant it eventually! :D

Considering a capensis seed spreading ability though, we'll have a new invasive species if it learns to survive the cold and nutrients :-)) Might be the only one you have to add MORE chemical fertilizers to get rid of!
 
wow...ill do the same with my cape im sure... just that crazy.. MM I'll happily take some off your hands once I get back from deployment! :D
 
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