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By Veronis
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Joined:  Fri May 29, 2009 8:41 pm
#28036
Here are a few more. The newest trap is slightly bigger than the previous one I posted pics of - just over 1 and a quarter inches, one and a half if you count the teeth. There's a comparison in one of the pics that shows the biggest "old" trap (from when I bought it) compared to how the traps look now. I'm impressed with how well fluorescent lights can work.

It's doing good things for my N Ventricosa as well.
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(the pitcher on the bottom left was partially formed when I bought it)
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By Nickrober
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Joined:  Mon Mar 30, 2009 12:07 am
#28043
What kind of lights are you using? My N. Ventricosa has yet to produce new growth or a pitcher after acclimating for nearly 4 weeks under my light, but I've had similar success as you have with the fly traps.

Your plants are looking great.
By Veronis
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Joined:  Fri May 29, 2009 8:41 pm
#28044
Nickrober wrote:What kind of lights are you using? My N. Ventricosa has yet to produce new growth or a pitcher after acclimating for nearly 4 weeks under my light, but I've had similar success as you have with the fly traps.

Your plants are looking great.
I'm using one of these - http://www.farmtek.com/farm/supplies/pr ... 05071.html

Which comes with one of these: http://www.farmtek.com/farm/supplies/pr ... 03999.html

My Ventricosa is about 5-6" below the light itself. I might add some 2mm mylar that I have in the basement, which would probably increase my growing area a bit.
By dionaea muscipula
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Joined:  Tue Jul 14, 2009 4:13 am
#28045
wat varity of vft is that? your plants looks awesome dude nice nep
By kevinqwe
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Joined:  Tue Mar 31, 2009 3:04 am
#28046
:o :o :o what the heck thats crazy!!! very nice plants!
By Veronis
Posts:  2202
Joined:  Fri May 29, 2009 8:41 pm
#28061
dionaea muscipula wrote:wat varity of vft is that? your plants looks awesome dude nice nep
It's a death cube VFT (a typical) from Lowe's I got in early September. I can't believe it looks like that either.
By dionaea muscipula
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#28069
Valydius wrote:
dionaea muscipula wrote:wat varity of vft is that? your plants looks awesome dude nice nep
It's a death cube VFT (a typical) from Lowe's I got in early September. I can't believe it looks like that either.
wow i like that blueish purplish color :)
By Aging_Bourbon
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Joined:  Wed Dec 31, 2008 10:14 pm
#28070
Wow "Valydius" very nice Nepenthes and Flytrap! nice, nice work man!




Allen,
By branpera
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Joined:  Sat Aug 01, 2009 5:36 am
#28148
You plant has very big guard hairs wonderful Venus Fly Trap that you saved. How long do you keep you light on each day.
By Veronis
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Joined:  Fri May 29, 2009 8:41 pm
#28151
branpera wrote:You plant has very big guard hairs wonderful Venus Fly Trap that you saved. How long do you keep you light on each day.
14 hours a day cycled by an auto timer.
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