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By dionaea muscipula
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what is the easiest CP 2 grow

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By kevinqwe
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maybe the sundew

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By Adam
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specifically D. Capensis

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By dionaea muscipula
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i was thinking of getting a all red sun dew

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By mktamin
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there is an all red version of drosera capensis

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By Aging_Bourbon
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yes, indeed the cape sundew is the easiest to grow...


allen,

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By dionaea muscipula
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what make it so easy 2 grow?

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By Aging_Bourbon
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dionaea muscipula wrote:what make it so easy 2 grow?
well, its very versital you can make so many mistakes an it won't really suffer from it.. an it adapts so well to mostly every enviorment


allen,

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By dionaea muscipula
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awesome ill try 2 get 1

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By Aging_Bourbon
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yes, an they are very easy to grow from seed but the only problem is that ther very small


allen,

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By dionaea muscipula
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can u show me a pic of 1

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By watnazn
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Google is your friend. Research is key.
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Creds to devonblomquist in his seedling thread. They are capensis seedlings. very small.
Drosera capensis. Just imagine this all red.
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By dionaea muscipula
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watnazn wrote:Google is your friend. Research is key.
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Creds to devonblomquist in his seedling thread. They are capensis seedlings. very small.
Drosera capensis. Just imagine this all red.
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like this 1
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By Adam
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wow.. the flowers on mine never opened up that much!
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By linton
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Capensis is VERY easy to grow from seed scattered directly on top of regular CP compost. It can end up becoming a weed in some collections as the seeds easily establish new plants in other pots and also on the floor of the greenhouse. If you do grow this plant in a greenhouse it is wise to remove the seed pods before they open!
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