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By PitcherCrab
Posts:  68
Joined:  Thu Dec 24, 2009 7:40 pm
#37183
I am looking to buy some VFTs and saw on a couple of sites single plants and clumps of 4-5. I am leaning towards getting a clump of um so I have a few to play around with, so they can cross pollinate when it comes time for that aaaaand more traps looks way cooler :D . Is this a good instinct? Is there any reason it would be better for me to just get a single plant (other than price)?
By lemonlily
Posts:  3168
Joined:  Thu Oct 16, 2008 10:54 pm
#37192
I would rather buy a single plant because I can watch it grow into a clump, and the price is better (lol.)

I always like to buy smaller plants because you can watch it grow.

A clump looks cool though.

Depends on if you're patient...
By kittyklaws
Posts:  1644
Joined:  Mon Dec 21, 2009 4:13 am
#37215
I think clumps are cool though, they look pretty cool. a mass of menacing mouths...you get more plants :D
By PitcherCrab
Posts:  68
Joined:  Thu Dec 24, 2009 7:40 pm
#37239
Is it pretty easy to separate the plants from each other?
By Aging_Bourbon
Posts:  2799
Joined:  Wed Dec 31, 2008 10:14 pm
#37243
PitcherCrab wrote:Is it pretty easy to separate the plants from each other?
Yes, it should be, but Venus flytrap's can grow close together. I would go with the clump! Just like what Kelly said they are awesome! a lot more mouths!
By afh928
Posts:  981
Joined:  Wed Apr 29, 2009 1:13 am
#37823
When it comes to plants i have 2 specific rules i go by:

1) Grow your own!

2)If you are new to CPs OR you CAN'T grow your own...buy as many as you can!!!

Follow these steps and happiness shall soon follow. :)
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