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Post your offers here... I'm look for mostly non dormancy plants.

You do realize that Nepenthes, Cephalotus, and most Pingicula seeds are quite hard to come by, right? Cephs and neps almost never flower, and pings are hard to pollinate. Sorry I don't have any to offer...

bananaman wrote:You do realize that Nepenthes, Cephalotus, and most Pingicula seeds are quite hard to come by, right? Cephs and neps almost never flower, and pings are hard to pollinate. Sorry I don't have any to offer...

Now that u mention it, ive never seen seeds of for example a Cephalotus.

bananaman wrote:You do realize that Nepenthes, Cephalotus, and most Pingicula seeds are quite hard to come by, right? Cephs and neps almost never flower, and pings are hard to pollinate. Sorry I don't have any to offer...

Well of course, how do you expect me to find seeds if I don't look for them
If I didn't make this post, I wouldn't have gotten offers.
Thanks for the the info though.

Any particular Drosera in mind?

Daniel_G wrote:Any particular Drosera in mind?

Preferably one that doesn't undergo a dormancy period.
Even more specific, glanduligera.

For Nep and Ceph seeds you're best bet would be to watch E-bay. I just checked and they don't have any Ceph seeds right now but there are a couple of vendors selling Heli seeds. There are always alot of Nep seeds on E-bay but I don't know how fresh they would be. Forum member BigBella sells Ceph seeds on E-bay every now and then, but they normally don't go cheap.

I have some D. nidiformis seeds. There care is like a cape sundew

Hey there I got some drosera seed.

1. Fresh Capensis "wide" seed
2. Filiformis "florida red" (no stratification or dormancy required)
3. D. trinervia
4. Iv got a couple other kinds aswell but I forgot what they are. If interested in anythibg just message me and ill find out what the rest are, most of what I have are dormancy free.

markus13 wrote:For Nep and Ceph seeds you're best bet would be to watch E-bay. I just checked and they don't have any Ceph seeds right now but there are a couple of vendors selling Heli seeds. There are always alot of Nep seeds on E-bay but I don't know how fresh they would be.

Caveat emptor is appropriate on fleabay - possibly more than anywhere. If you're going to purchase seeds there, only buy from reputable sellers (the various forums have feedback). The less-than-reputable sellers will frequently sell old worthless seeds that will never germinate.

Ceph seeds should only be purchased soon after harvest (ie: early fall in northern hemisphere) as the viability drops quickly after that.

I have a lot of dews on my growlist that dont need dormancy
let me know if you're interested

Nick_ wrote:

Daniel_G wrote:Any particular Drosera in mind?

Preferably one that doesn't undergo a dormancy period.
Even more specific, glanduligera.

http://www.rarexoticseeds.com/en/droser ... alian.html