FlytrapCare Carnivorous Plant Forums

Hey everyone. New to the forums. Not new to CPs or plants in general.

Just seeing if anyone has rosette type sundew (Specifically Drosera aliciae, already have some capensis seeds, but any rosette type would work) seeds or very small plants for sale or trade (I don’t have much at this time in the way of CPs but cacti and such available).

Looking mainly for my classroom to learn and grow sundews instead of the usual plants. And my sundews are a big hit.

Thank you all.

I probably have some seeds I can sed out of different things.

Send me a PM and I'll look around. I have a few different types.

I have lots of seeds and a few plants as well available. PM me and lets get those kids hooked on CPs.

I have seeds and plants for your class.
The seeds I can send now, The plants can ship when Spring arrives.

I'm a big fan of CP in classrooms.

Mike

Thank you all for the responses.

Sent a few PMs.

I saw the Seedbank. Still new and not enough posts yet. Didn’t want to just spam random posts just to post and get get the credit.

Thank you again for the quick responses.

Hoping the students dig in and get hooked.

I have some seeds for you too... several different types.... temperate and not... D. Intermedia, D. Angelica, D. Rotundifolia, D. Capensis 'compact rosette a.k.a. 'wide leaf' , D. Burmannii, D. Filiformis var. Filiformis , and D. Filiformis 'All Red'. PM me for info. I also have some Sarracenia seeds too, if you'd like?

Carnivorous Chick Ky

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I’d be happy to send some seeds (or small plants or cuttings) too. It’s not cold enough to harm the plants shipping on my end, but idk about where you are. PM me if you’d like some!

I sent you some seeds that are going out in today's mail.
Drosera aliciae
Drosera burmannii "Humpty Doo, Australia"
Drosera spatulata
Here's a link to the Origami envelopes so you can open them without destruction or losing the seeds:
https://www.carnivorousplants.org/about/store/envelope
Be careful when opening, seeds are tiny like dust motes.
Don't sneeze!
You need at least a 10X magnifying glass to see the seeds clearly.
Here's a neat page with Drosera seed microphotos, click on species name to see photo. Backdrop is a 1mm grid.
http://www.carnivorousplants.org/about/ ... SeedImages
Keep us posted with progress updates from time to time.

Good growing,
Mike

Thank you all for the replies!

Several folks have already sent seeds my way and I believe that I should be all set for now.

I will post some updates as we go along.

Also found a bunch of VFTs and some pitcher plants and a single Cape Sundew at Lowe’s today. Each was only $1 ! So those new additions and the seeds will be heading to class at the start of the New Year (weather permitting for the plants of course).

Thanks again for all of the responses and for those sending seeds!