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Sundews69 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 14, 2022 6:36 pm It's D. burmannii 'humpty doo'. It's in flower and if the plant produces good seed and I get a lot of it, I'll send some to the seed bank! Just curious, what are the sarrs that you're dividing?

They could all benefit from being divided and repotted, but I am so lazy I have done nothing so far I will probably wait for the winner to choose a sarr, then I will HAVE TO unpot and divide. I am so bad at this (((((

elaineo wrote: ↑Thu Apr 14, 2022 7:17 pm They could all benefit from being divided and repotted, but I am so lazy I have done nothing so far I will probably wait for the winner to choose a sarr, then I will HAVE TO unpot and divide. I am so bad at this (((((

I try to stagger what I divide so I am not doing everything at the same time. This year was bogs, next year are the potted specimens. I still have some flytraps that need a repot but don't need to be divided, so they are on the back burner.

Panman wrote: ↑Thu Apr 14, 2022 7:23 pm I try to stagger what I divide so I am not doing everything at the same time. This year was bogs, next year are the potted specimens. I still have some flytraps that need a repot but don't need to be divided, so they are on the back burner.

The sarrs kind of intimidate me, tbh. Everytime I unpot one, I end up with five times as many plants as I thought I had, and then I have to figure out where to put all of them. I never seem to have enough pots, or space

elaineo wrote: ↑Thu Apr 14, 2022 7:42 pm The sarrs kind of intimidate me, tbh. Everytime I unpot one, I end up with five times as many plants as I thought I had, and then I have to figure out where to put all of them. I never seem to have enough pots, or space

That is very true. I usually sell off most of my divisions and keep the main plant and maybe a couple more. I'm sure I could work out a sarrs for pots deal with you. Honestly, I'm out of room too. I need to kick some non-CP plants out of the Squirrel Defense 5000. I have higher priorities than fig trees.

Anyone going to answer #12?

Here's a picture of a scorpioides...which died shortly after taking this picture. Did the camera steal its soul? One never knows.

*pokes @pitchergrower with a stick*

elaineo wrote: ↑Fri Apr 15, 2022 2:22 pm *pokes @pitchergrower with a stick*

Heeey. I had to go to Kaiser.

michijake wrote: ↑Thu Apr 14, 2022 9:17 pm Here's a picture of a scorpioides...which died shortly after taking this picture. Did the camera steal its soul? One never knows.

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You jinxed it.

Anyway, that counts. Your turn.

Ok great, lucky number 13:
Show us a picture of your rarest common plant. This is open to interpretation: it could be a rare cultivar of a common plant (e.g. Sarracenia x ‘Saurus’) or maybe a plant that is common in cultivation but rare in the wild (e.g. Drosera regia)

Anglica is common, alaka'i swamp HI isn't.

thepitchergrower wrote: ↑Fri Apr 15, 2022 6:00 pm Anglica is common, alaka'i swamp HI isn't.

Nice! Back to you.

#14
Show me a CP with Location Data.

This is just torture! I can't do any of these tasks!

Thats the point. Lengthening your torture. Perhaps bribe someone to answer the Task. So you can do the next one...