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Unbelievably, my D. Carbarup have produced more gemmae. I honestly wasn't expecting more, so I really hadn't paid attention. As a result, many look like they may not be viable, but most of us have been surprised by carnivorous plants before.
There are 37 gemmae up for grabs, all going to one winner to compensate for the possibility of a low germination rate.
I'll pay postage to a US address to the first person who can tell me who said this:

"A cute, button nose? Thick, wavy locks? Taut, round buttocks?"

Hopefully the weather cooperates and they don't freeze, but I can't control conditions in transit, or the handling by our friends at the USPS.

Aaaaand go!

Lyra wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2020 12:27 am Are you Shrek?

Dang, that was quick. Way to go!
PM me your address and I'll get them on the way.

Lyra wrote: ↑Sat Mar 14, 2020 12:02 am The D. carbarup gemmae came in today. They look good. I'm going to plant them tomorrow. Thank you again for the giveaway.

You're welcome. Sow them all, and don't give up on them until you're 1,468% sure they're gone. I have had some show signs of germination within a few days, and others that were sown in December just barely sprout last week.
Unpredictable these little buggers are.
Good growing.

Nice! I'm glad so many sprouted for you. Again, don't give up on the stragglers, I just had another finally sprout that was sown in December.