FlytrapCare Carnivorous Plant Forums

I have seen them on Ebay recently, but yes, they seem to be a bit harder to get. Seed is the easiest way to get them.

Seed is probably the cheapest, easiest route to go. FTS stocks them, but I'm sure they are out, and not in much

Takes a while to grow the dudes from seed, but if you are patient it is a good way to get a clone that does well in your conditions.

dantt99 wrote:FTS stocks them, but I'm sure they are out, and not in much

Hmm... I've never seen D.regia in FTS before. Maybe you're confusing it with Drosophyllum Lusitanicum?

FTS has had them in stock once if I remember correctly. The listing for it is still under "other plants" but I haven't seen them in stock since last fall and I think they only had a couple of them ready at that time. Just be ready for competition when they do get stocked again because besides me wanting one everyone else and their Uncle Charlie wants one too.

I almost died when I saw this:

http://freeflytraps.com/cgi-bin/shop.pl ... oduct=1041

$220 for a small plant!

PeatMoss wrote:I almost died when I saw this:

http://freeflytraps.com/cgi-bin/shop.pl ... oduct=1041

$220 for a small plant!

OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And that's a "small." Rip-off!

Thats wierd

Darkrai283 wrote:Hmm... I've never seen D.regia in FTS before. Maybe you're confusing it with Drosophyllum Lusitanicum?

We do stock D. regia here:
http://www.flytrapcare.com/store/other- ... regia.html

In fact, I just potted out a few dozen of them today. It will take them at least a few months to harden off before they're ready for sale though. I do have one that's almost ready for sale, but there are at least a half dozen other people waiting and watching for it to come in stock, so you'll have to be quick when it is put in stock...

And we've never stocked Drosophyllum lusitanicum plants, only the seed.

Matt wrote:And we've never stocked Drosophyllum lusitanicum plants, only the seed.

Sorry Matt. I thought he was talking about D.regia seeds so I thought he was confusing it with D.lusitanicum! Sorry!

california carnivores could be an option...they should have it.

Hey, are you still searching for a D. regia? As of today (or perhaps yesterday), Sarracenia Northwest has some nice ones in stock. I highly recommend these guys, too.