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Hey guys, I've been meaning to make this post for a while. I've been growing different CPs over the course of the year and will be continuing to do so. As time goes on I'll add to the list. Most just aren't ready yet. I'll have some pictures up soon.

Drosera:

D. Multifida Extrema Lg. (8-10in.) - $15 - Temporarily SOLD OUT
D. Multifida Extrema Med. (Up to 6 in.) - $10
D. Capensis "Bainskloof" - $10
D. aff. Lanata "Flying Fox Creek" Med. $15 - Sold
D. Tokaiensis - $5 (available in a couple of weeks)
D. Watari (Med. Large) - $12
D. x 'Nightmare' (Med-Lg.) - $15
D. x 'Dreamsicle' Med. (dormant or going dormant) - 2 plants for $20
D. Spatulata Tamlin (Sm.-Med.) - $5
D. x Hercules Med. $30

Pinguicula:

P. Esseriana - $15/Adult $20
P. Ehlersiae "Victoria" - $15/Adult $20
P. Moranensis (Med.) - $15
P. 'Pirouette' Sm.-Med. - $15 *SALE $5 Until I run out (12 left) - $5*
P. Primuliflora - Lg. $10
P. Cyclosecta (Sm-Med) - $15
P. Gigantea (Sm) - $15

Byblis Aquatica "Robust Form" seeds (10) - $5

Utricularia:

U. Humboldtii - $25
U. Nelumbifolia (Recently divided, stolons forming) - $20

PM if interested, thanks!

I tried to message you and it says you have blocked receipt of messages.

Those would be shipped bare root, yes. They are grown in community pots. If you are in need of media for them, PM me and we can work something out.
I'm personally not opposed to a cash transaction but the money would need to be supplied first before the plants are sent.

If possible, see what's going on with the state of your pm's and we'll go from there if you're interested. Thanks!

Bixtor36 wrote:I got some great plants from Apollyon as well! Dews and Pings were all packed well and are thriving 2 months later

Glad to hear it! I always wonder how the plants are doing after they're received so I'm happy to hear they're doing well for you

Updated to actually include some pictures so people can get a rough idea of what to expect. Smallest stuff will be held so it can increase in size (Unless someone prefers smaller plants). Thanks!

They're all D. Capensis "Bainskloof" seed grown so the genetics are slightly varied