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yay!

My seeds finally found their way to my dorm and I have just planted them
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 1/2 are in pure water the other sitting in little icetray pots
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 Now will see wich methoid is most effective if their is a difference
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 Yay!
 
Hi darcie, what kind of seeds did you get? I tried the same thing with D. capensis and had much better germination with the pure water than I did with peat moss. I'm curious to see if you have the same results.

Good luck with the experiment
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</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (BigCarnivourKid @ Oct. 01 2002,10:54)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Hi darcie,  what kind of seeds did you get?  I tried the same thing with D. capensis and had much better germination with the pure water than I did with peat moss.  I'm curious to see if you have the same results.

Good luck with the experiment
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I have D. capensis, D. Alicia (sp?) and D. Spatulata.
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I am useing a peat mix, not the moss, because I've already had less luck with the moss and my flytraps (I've only had one plant at a time and the healthiest have been the ones in peat...
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To bad I didn't know about dormancey then and through out "dead" plants) So yah, this will be a good way to compleat the testing
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Round it out. Oh and my I also add that the peaple who sent me seed via waxpaper have a great idea their, I'm going to be a copycat and do that with my seeds next year
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I hope I get seeds anyways, lol.
 
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