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Looking forward to this one coming

Shark's Teeth
Big Vigorous
Sawtooth
Clayton's Red Sunset
Dutch
Dutch Delight
Royal Red
Long Red Fingers
Fang
Dentate Traps
Cupped Trap
Vigorous

Thats a nice order. Congrats!

Great assortment.

Enjoy your order!

Really nice, good luck with the plants!!!

Awesome! Can't wait to see some pics when the plants arrive

Here they are!

Shark's Teeth

Big Vigorous

Sawtooth

Clayton's Red Sunset

Dutch

Dutch Delight

Royal Red

Long Red Fingers

Fang

Dentate Traps

Cupped Trap


Vigorous

They look great, tc3driver. We always have to stress the fact and remind people that Cupped Trap is by its nature a small-looking plant. However, during the growing season the petioles can reach several inches in length, even though the traps stay relatively small (but are good insect catchers!).

However, despite their seemingly conservative growth above ground, below the surface it's a different matter. Cupped Trap plants are great at storing food and making very large rhizomes and well-developed root systems. Because of that rather conservative above-ground growth, and contrary to what one might think regarding such a freakish plant, they seem extra hardy and prone to reproducing freely by division.

If you don't mind, please upload photos of the plants during the growing season so everyone can see how they're doing.

No worries Steve...

I know that they are a smaller species, I like them because they are different... I am dieing to get my hands on the KMS and a couple of the others that I know Matt is propagating... like the alien, and the bristle tooth, etc...

And you know me... I love my photos

Steve_D wrote:We always have to stress the fact and remind people that Cupped Trap is by its nature a small-looking plant.

Especially when dormant! It basically dies back to nothing. In fact, quite a few of the Cupped Trap plants I'm growing have almost no above ground growth right now. But they do come out quite a bit during the summer and put out some nice growth. And, as Steve mentioned, they always have a lot going on under the surface.

Like Cupped Trap, Long Red Fingers is another clone that stays fairly small. And the rhizome on it is very interesting. Unlike most flytraps, it doesn't ever really form a compact bulb, but instead the leave say fairly separated all the way down to the roots. Korean Melody Shark is similar in that way.

Congratulations! They look great, and i'm sure they'll do very well with you

I really cannot wait to see these guys grow up!

Soon.... very soon, I will own every clone matt and steve sell ...

Love the new plants tc3 Well I don't know how many clones you had before that order but even if thats the first of them your off to a really good start. I to must have them all how about if I get them first then you.

frog wrote:Love the new plants tc3 Well I don't know how many clones you had before that order but even if thats the first of them your off to a really good start.

Thanks!, you can check my grow list... but I had 7-8 different clones before this order.

frog wrote: I to must have them all how about if I get them first then you.

Thems' fighten' words

I would say more power too you