- Sun Feb 12, 2017 12:13 pm
#286097
I actually never let my burmanniis flowering. Always cut them down, like, every 2 weeks they sprouted stalks.
This one time I decided to let my very healthy Humpty doo to flower because I want to have another doo. Or several.....
After 2 month, it looked really miserable.
It did flowered with great success.
Now it gets smaller and smaller.
And the weather was really terrible also. Always cloudy.
Yesterday I decided to cut down the extremely long stalk..
Hopefuly this can help. I try feeding it too but rain washed it away.
I did have my burmanniis flowered and sowing the seeds too. I hope humpty doos aren't too fragile and can recover soon.
I've sown some of the seeds on LFSM around last week and today I have a seedling..
Hope next week more seedlings sprouted.
This one time I decided to let my very healthy Humpty doo to flower because I want to have another doo. Or several.....
After 2 month, it looked really miserable.
It did flowered with great success.
Now it gets smaller and smaller.
And the weather was really terrible also. Always cloudy.
Yesterday I decided to cut down the extremely long stalk..
Hopefuly this can help. I try feeding it too but rain washed it away.
I did have my burmanniis flowered and sowing the seeds too. I hope humpty doos aren't too fragile and can recover soon.
I've sown some of the seeds on LFSM around last week and today I have a seedling..
Hope next week more seedlings sprouted.
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DROSERA Intermedia, filiformis, capilaris long leaf, burmannii (& humpty doo), spatulata, paradoxa, binata.
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Nephentes mirabilis, mirabilis green, gracilis.
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Nephentes mirabilis, mirabilis green, gracilis.