- Sat Nov 15, 2014 10:41 pm
#216953
I crossed a bunch of my plants early this year. Luckily mostly all of my cultivars I received from Matt over just the last year and a half were at flowering age already 
. No real precise crossings, just hand pollinated with a fine paint brush as flowers were ready at random each morning. I sowed all my seeds in 3 earth boxes mid-summer and left em in the corner of my greenhouse where I could water them every 2 weeks or so. I took some pics today of the two seedlings that really stood out . It was hard to take pics on my phone cause they are just so tiny. But rest assured, each of those earth boxes are chock full of flytraps! I'm pretty pumped to see how they grow up (and where I'm going to put all of them!)
Earth box 2014 (after flowering)
Earth box Juniors
Very Deep red trap
Big traps on the left stands out amongst the rest! (hopefully he got some of those DC-XL genes =) )
. No real precise crossings, just hand pollinated with a fine paint brush as flowers were ready at random each morning. I sowed all my seeds in 3 earth boxes mid-summer and left em in the corner of my greenhouse where I could water them every 2 weeks or so. I took some pics today of the two seedlings that really stood out 
. It was hard to take pics on my phone cause they are just so tiny. But rest assured, each of those earth boxes are chock full of flytraps! I'm pretty pumped to see how they grow up (and where I'm going to put all of them!)
Earth box 2014 (after flowering)
Earth box Juniors
Very Deep red trap
Big traps on the left stands out amongst the rest! (hopefully he got some of those DC-XL genes =) )
Last edited by Kevonicus on Sun Nov 16, 2014 3:58 am, edited 1 time in total.
I am interested in unique and colorful flytraps, and you look to have lots of color there! I am looking forward to seeing how they turn out!
I am really intrigued by that all-red one. Please keep us updated!
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