well... she's dead.

[PiranhaPlant]

My D.capensis is doing well and it's growing with my Sarrencia seedlings, the only problem is when the leafs get older, they rest on top of the pitchers . Also, there's a seedling D.capensis

 

[LLeopardGGecko]

All this Cape Sundew talk is making me remember how much I love them

Great plants and have always been one of my favorites.

 

[Dimka]

Maybe your capensis just likes the pitchers so much it hugs them

 

[jimscott]

Quote[/b] (shokuchuu @ Dec. 03 2005,10:11)]

Quote[/b] (ALLOSAURZ @ Dec. 03 2005,3:03)]I killed my one and only D. Camale reproductive organs before it had a chance to flower.

Ooh, typo!  I think someone left an "s" out!

My way to rid me of unwanted D. capensis?  Eat the foliage and brew the roots!

 

Cheers

Gosh, that's never happened before!

 

[shokuchuu]

Hey, how about setting a pot of capensis on a stream? *wink wink*

 

[jimscott]

Quote[/b] (shokuchuu @ Dec. 04 2005,11:37)]Hey, how about setting a pot of capensis on a stream? *wink wink*

That should be reserved for Darlingtonia, VFT's, Sarracenias, and several prolific species of Utrics!  

Hey, funny thing, that last set up I had, with like 50 lbs of rocks has kept the Sterilite container in place throughout the summer and fall. It would have worked, had I not decided to put my current plant in a glorified hanging basket set up. I now have a dormant plant, instead of an MIA.

Finch: Just say the word, and there will be an army of forum folks that would be happy to unload.... I mean share more D. capensis with you - except for the Singaporeans - but that's another can-o-worms!  

 

[dewy]

When I first got D.capensis, I read where all of you guys said it was a weed. Well, I didn't believe you until now. I grow all of my D.capensis indoors, and they have flowered several times recently. I have a pot that is COMPLETELY covered with a humidity dome, and it is 20 feet away from the D.capensis albino that flowered,somehow, there are D.capensis albino seedlings popping up EVERYWHERE

I now have about 7 pots with capensis seedlings popping up everywhere. Well, now I have learned the hard way to cut their flower stalks.

 

[Finch]

LOL thanks for the support guys, im gonna take his advice and wait-and see for a bit.