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Flytraps:

A bunch of typicals, half of them from lowes.

D."FTS Maroon monster"

D."DC XL"

D."B52"

D."Jaws"

Saracenia:

S.Flava "rugelii"

S.Leucophylla

S."Judith hindle"

Drosera:

D.Rotundifolia

D.Filiformis

Nepenthes:

N. Spathulata x hamata

N. Ventrata

N. Ventricosa x hamata

N. Ventricosa "Madja-as" x Ventricosa x sibuyanensis x trusmadiensis











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Very nice. Very similar to what I have but I have fewer nepenthes.

Very nice! In my opinion, you already have most of the best CPs out there right now!

New plants I've recently got!

S. Leah Wilkerson

S. "Lunchbox" x "Johnny Wilkerson"

N. Ventricosa x Lowii

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Matt wrote:Very nice! In my opinion, you already have most of the best CPs out there right now!

Thanks!

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Oh, it just keeps getting better! S. 'Leah Wilkerson' is one of my favorites!!

Matt wrote:Oh, it just keeps getting better! S. 'Leah Wilkerson' is one of my favorites!!

Thanks! I also hope it grows as fast as S. Judith hindle.

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I think Leah grows faster even than Judith! This year, for the first time in many years, I divided my Leah into many divisions. I have been growing it for nearly a decade and hadn't divided it before!!

I divided it in early spring and all of the divisions recovered amazingly quickly and the ones I put in the greenhosue produced gorgeous and very large pitchers for me. I kept some outside and they didn't do anywhere near as well.

Attached is a photo of my S. 'Leah Wilkerson' from earlier this year. They look about the same now but they've colored up a bit more and have started putting out their smaller fall pitchers recently.

Matt wrote:I think Leah grows faster even than Judith! This year, for the first time in many years, I divided my Leah into many divisions. I have been growing it for nearly a decade and hadn't divided it before!!

I divided it in early spring and all of the divisions recovered amazingly quickly and the ones I put in the greenhosue produced gorgeous and very large pitchers for me. I kept some outside and they didn't do anywhere near as well.

Attached is a photo of my S. 'Leah Wilkerson' from earlier this year. They look about the same now but they've colored up a bit more and have started putting out their smaller fall pitchers recently.

Matt's Leah Wilkerson stash.jpg

Wow that's a nice specimen! And if it does grow faster then dang it might produce more pitchers per month than my Judith hindle!

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Cyber9 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 20, 2020 5:03 pmWow that's a nice specimen! And if it does grow faster then dang it might produce more pitchers per month than my Judith hindle!

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Thanks! Judith will typically have more pitchers than Leah but Leah has bigger pitchers and seems to recover more quickly from dividing.

Does she mind you talking about her that way.

Up for a trade?

At the moment not at the moment, sorry for the late reply.

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Bad news is that I lost my typicals, maroon monster, DC XL, and my temperate droseras, and Judith Hindle.

Thanks to the Texas snow storm.

But Low giant , the FTS seed grown plant and Jaws survived.

Here is my new addition.

S. Leucophylla "Cronus"

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Forgot to mention I also lost B52.

Plus besides the Cronus I now have S. Leucophylla "RED" (Wilkerson's Red Rocket x Bright red".

I've been obsessed over leucos lately.