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nice one B. looks kinda like my P. agnata at the moment, hope you dont mind me adding a photo
If I'm not mistaken, its peat/perlite/vermiculite.
Hi guys
Great photos of well grown plants. Lovely colours. I grow a mystery form of P. agnata at the moment, and I considered the plant most likely to be P. agnata "CSUF". I received the plant as a small plantlet and it is still rather small (was pulled at the end of winter and only now producing summer growth and putting on size). I considered it likely to be this based upon leaf shape and colour, but a flower will be required for identification. Here is what it looks like.
After looking at your photos, I have a couple of questions. Both plants look very 'hairy' on the edge of the leaves, or are these very long stalked glands? I thought I read somewhere that P. agnata "CSUF" has glands on both sides of the summer leaves. Is this true? I understand one of the best ways to ID this plant is by the smell of its flowers. Have you noticed this?
Thanks in advance.
Matt.
Great photos of well grown plants. Lovely colours. I grow a mystery form of P. agnata at the moment, and I considered the plant most likely to be P. agnata "CSUF". I received the plant as a small plantlet and it is still rather small (was pulled at the end of winter and only now producing summer growth and putting on size). I considered it likely to be this based upon leaf shape and colour, but a flower will be required for identification. Here is what it looks like.
After looking at your photos, I have a couple of questions. Both plants look very 'hairy' on the edge of the leaves, or are these very long stalked glands? I thought I read somewhere that P. agnata "CSUF" has glands on both sides of the summer leaves. Is this true? I understand one of the best ways to ID this plant is by the smell of its flowers. Have you noticed this?
Thanks in advance.
Matt.
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http://biology.fullerton.edu/facilities/greenhouse/CP_Collection/Pings/p_agnata_csuf.html
It is not a registered cultivar so single quotes should not be used.
It is not a registered cultivar so single quotes should not be used.
Wolfn
Agent of Chaos
I agree. P. agnata doesn't have upturned margins.
Edit: btw, it's "wary", not "weary". Weary means tired (or something like that)
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100% APS w/trichoderma
Thanks for looking,
Av
Flower opened today, still has a ways to go... no honey scent yet. I'm hopeful it will once it is fully open.
Everything seems to match those on cp photofinder: http://drosera.com/Pinguicula/species/agnata/P_agnata%5BCSUF%5D_2b.jpg
Av
That flower needs a shave. So do I come to think of it.
Mybe it is the ping P. 'Titan' mine kindof looks like that.
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Crissytal
What is and what should never be
Beautiful flower Av!!
Here is a picture of my plant; the same one that Av received his plant from:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v200/Crissytal/IMG_3682.jpg
That is how much difference lighting can make with these plants.
Crystal
Here is a picture of my plant; the same one that Av received his plant from:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v200/Crissytal/IMG_3682.jpg
That is how much difference lighting can make with these plants.
Crystal
Lil Stinkpot
Lucky Greenhorn
At that size, it could be anything.I have a P. 'Titan'. It's only about 4 inches across, so far.
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