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Sarracenia-
Sarracenia Oreophila
Sarracenia Leucophylla
Sarracenia 'Yellow Jacket'
Sarracenia Flava 'Rubricorpora'
Sarracenia Psittacina
Sarracenia PP. Venosa 'Tattnall CO, GA'

Nepenthes -
Nepenthes ventrata
Nepenthes ventricosa
Nepenthes sanguinea
Nepenthes aristolochioides x ventricosa
Nepenthes alata "variegated"
Nepenthes hamata
Nepenthes jamban
Nepenthes klossii, clone 271
Nepenthes tenuis
Nepenthes truncata

Drosera-
Drosera Capensis
Drosera multifida extrema

Pygmy Drosera-
Drosera micrantha
Drosera pulchella "orange flower"
Drosera paleacea

Tuberous Drosera-
Drosera hookeri

Dionaea:
Alot of "king henrys"
Dionaea "DCXL"
Dionaea "coquillage"

All my nepenthes are grown on a windowsill

Nice! Hamata is my favorite nepenthes.

would you have any basals you are willing to trade?

crazy_carnivores wrote: ↑Wed May 27, 2020 7:00 am would you have any basals you are willing to trade?

Unfortunately, its a small plant and has yet to produce a basal, sorry

Sp0nser wrote: Unfortunately, its a small plant and has yet to produce a basal, sorry

Sent you a pm, not about buying or trading plants.


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bijillon wrote: ↑Fri May 29, 2020 2:21 am

Sp0nser wrote: Unfortunately, its a small plant and has yet to produce a basal, sorry

Sent you a pm, not about buying or trading plants.


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Thanks anyway

How much for your variegated alata? Just curious love variegated plants

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Its not for sale, its my only one, sorry

No worries wasnt sure haha had ask bet it's a beauty

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Updated...

Got my first tuberous drosera... kinda intimidated by the care

Sp0nser wrote:Got my first tuberous drosera... kinda intimidated by the care

Good luck!

Im getting a cephalotus follicularis hummers giant in a little and was wondering if anyone had some care tips, im planning to grow it under a t4 fluorescent light using the tray method in highland temps. Thanks

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I'd suggest a tall pot or keeping the water table very low if you're going to keep it in water. It doesn't need much and overdoing it could collapse the plant. Heavy draining media helps. I kept mine in high humidity for a while before acclimating it because they were effectively cuttings. Because they were greenhouse grown, they responded almost immediately. Some people slowly acclimate the plants but honestly cephalotus takes a while to acclimate to new conditions either way. I gave mine a tough love approach once I knew the plants had energy. The lighting should be fine though. They don't need a huge amount unless color is the game.