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Hello, Volle here
So I live in the Philippines, an Asian tropical country so I thought a lot of CPs would grow here, I was captivated when I saw them when my current supplier got into my school and gave a lecture (I wasn't able to attend the lecture thanks to my classmates)

6th of December update!

CARNIVOROUS
VFT
D. muscipula 'Big Jaw'
D. muscipula Clone 1

Sundew
D. spatulata
D. indica - plant fresh from shipping dying but i have seeds

North American Pitcher Plant
S. 'Scarlet Belle'

Tropical Pitcher Plants
N. 'Miranda'

Tyllandsia
T. cynea

Herbs:
Tarragon
Zingiber officinale
Allium cepa
Citrus sinesis

Tree:
Snowcap Juniper

Succulents and Cacti
Acanthocereus tetragonus
Kalanchoe delagoensis
Kalanchoe pinnata
Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi
Haworthia fasciata
Sansivieria trifiscata
Notocactus scopa
Barrel cactus #1

Other:
Clorophytum commosum var. 1
Clorophytum commosum var. 2
Clorophytum commosum var. 3
White flowering #1
Bamboo #1
Mirabilis jalapa
Bird's nest (not orchid)

Great start on the list!

UPDATE!
1st plants:
D. muscipula clone 1 (dead: overwatering and transplanting stress)
D. adelae (dead: too much afternoon sun)
S. 'Scarlet Belle' (very healthy)

Order 2:
N. 'miranda' (doing good, one basal)

Oder 3:
D. 'spatulata' (doing well, no dew at the moment since i just transfered it to the new setup, flowers ripening)

Order 4:
D. muscipula clone 1 (alive, recovering from the heat stress)
P. 'Sethos' (dead, just a few days ago, very sad really, i threw it away just now, i have one leaf pulling)

Current:
N. 'Miranda' thats growing like a weed
D. muscipula still adjusting a bit to its new home
P. 'Sethos' a cutting and a pulling
D. spatulata doing good, ripening flowers
S. 'Scarlet Belle' she captivates me the most. i had 3 poor pitchers when i bought now i have right round a dozen

Great list! Don't forget that you do have some temperate species that require a cold dormancy

UPDATE Jan,05,13

D. muscipula dead, over watering... again I should seriously cut down watering for VFT, 2 leaf pullings



S. 'Scarlet Belle' recovering from being light starved but bounced back real quick




D. spatulata dewing again



T. cynea recovering 2 pups





N. 'Miranda' still growing like mad + basal with nice pitchers












INCOMING!



a little editting hahah

Congrats!!
Great pics.
Nice grow list too...
Both CP's and non-CP's...


If I added non CP's to mine, it would be 10 times longer than it currently is...
That's why I don't have non-CP's on mine!!

Great pictures and nice additions!

Hi I'm in the school's library now so,
sorry i haven't been updating for a while so here I am

D. indica seedlings (2nd batch, the 1st batch was unsccuessful)
details: it sprouted on the 19th but i received the seeds on the 15th (Feb 2013)
the source gave me fresh flower pods; part of the stalks were still green when i received them

divided my Big Jaw mother plant + 1 division
details: in recovery

Shipments: supposedly on Feb 19, postponed to Mar 5
U. bifida
P. 'Sethos' redemption purposes first one died
D. adelae redemption purposes
+1 surprise plant
since my supplier (Mr. Volker Heinrich) had delayed the shipment schedule, he gave an extra plant for the wait

flowering D. spatulata - it's my first time having a carnivorous plant have 2 flower stalks at the same time

The pitcher plants are growing beautifully
N. 'Miranda'
S. 'Scarlet Belle' <the only carnivorous plant that survived since i started the hobby almost a year ago

will be updating you as soon as the shipment comes in

photos on friday

Sorry for the delay...
anyway, PICS!
(photobucket was kind enough to put the codes up ready for me)

Bad News first, so it gets out of the way ASAP:
on the 21:49 to 21:50 pictures, the callus has rotted because i planted it in too deep

Good News last:
the callus on 21:43 has a shoot
my N. 'Miranda' has 7 pitchers + 2 developing
My Sarr has 9 pitchers
my Drosera has 3 flower stalks
the seedlings on 21:46 to 21:47 are all D. indica, thanks to Mr. Leo Padilla for giving me ultra fresh seeds so fresh they germinated on 4 days

New additions:
U. bifida
D. adelae
P. 'Sethos'
N. ventrata

Nep seeds