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Matt wrote:
I got a yellow seedling out of Steve_D's seeds last year. See some photos here:
http://www.flytrapcare.com/phpBB3/tissu ... tml#p33638

I also recently received a "Yellow" culture and the plant is actually colored banana yellow. I wouldn't call a plant as green as yours yellow.

Those yellows look sweet

bombsboy wrote:natrual direct sun

If it's in a terrarium, how is the sunlight direct? You mean direct through the glass?

bombsboy wrote:i think accodring to a book i have it is named "heterodoxa" (excuse my spelling).

It could very well be. There are quite a few all green clones circulating. See the post I made here:
http://www.flytrapcare.com/phpBB3/trade ... tml#p45067
However, if the plant wasn't labeled when you got it and you're not sure what clone it is, I wouldn't try to guess and put a name on it. There are plenty of people out that have done something like that and mistakenly labeled a clone incorrectly. Then they trade it to someone else with that name and it propagates under a misnomer.

If you're unsure of the plant's origins, I think you're best off not trying to name it but just saying "I have a nice low-growing, rosetted plant that doesn't show much, if any, red pigmentation".

thanx for the tips matt, and yes the sun is thru the glass. and yes i made sure the sun doesnt cook the plants

bombsboy wrote:thanx for the tips matt, and yes the sun is thru the glass. and yes i made sure the sun doesnt cook the plants

Ok, that's good because it's easy for it to get too hot inside of a glass box that's in direct sunlight

ya, i got a temp gauge in it

I see that 4 of the traps have something in them.

2 of em my bro closed i think

they open now