Stevie007 wrote:Thanks, evenwind, 43 views and 1 response, this place is a wealth of knowledge,
Maybe I should just message Matt if ever I have a question, C'mon guys help out now and then with the knowledge you have gained over the time with your own plants.
Ok wow, going to have to call you out on this. Nothing against you personally, you've just caught me in an exceptionally bad mood.
Not everyone will have the exact response you're looking for. The name "Bimbo" is new to even me and I've been here since 2008. Please remember that all those 43 views may be from outsiders not registered on this forum.
Now before you bombard Matt with your questions, there's this magical place called "Google", where you can access a wealth of information that dwarfs and even assimilates the knowledge that members here have gained over time. In fact, let me do that for you:
http://bfy.tw/1E4a
Wow! On the
first page, the search yields the (admittedly poor and unhelpful): ICPS description, the cpphotofinder page, the very same cpuk topic that evenwind posted, and more related cpuk topics.
Now I will admit that on quite a number of those links the photos are no longer visible. However, after reading through the thread(s) itself,particularly evenwind's link, I can assume from the members' criticisms/comments that it is a fairly typical looking plant and from the OP's comment that it is a fairly large growing plant capable of rivaling 'B52' (5 cm = 2 in). Not difficult at all.
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----Addendum---- (But wait, there's more!)
Using the forum's own search function, you can find yourself gems such as the following:
luxiloid wrote:
Below is Bimbo which is known to grow fast up to 4.5cm and become very red inside the trap.
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Matt wrote:
I don't grow any of those, but from what I remember:
1) Adentate looks like an upright Coquillage.
2) Weinrot is an all red flytrap
3) WB3 is in the book but I don't recall
4) Bimbo is a very large trapped flytrap
5) Phalanx has very long marginal spines (teeth)
-How do you know, were you there?
-Well actually I was there, and that's how I know the dinosaurs rode off into space.
-You weren't there!
-Well how do you know, you weren't there,were you?
Matt wrote:
Stay away from facebook and spend more time here ;)