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Post by picrophyll on May 20, 2007 13:13:04 GMT
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Post by maraxas on May 20, 2007 13:19:28 GMT
Phil, great flowers you have there. I especially like the third one down, the white with the red pronounced red stripe.
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Post by picrophyll on May 20, 2007 13:48:45 GMT
Maraxas
Thanks, nice effect with the boomerang shaped flowers.
Cheers
Phill
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Post by endodoc on May 21, 2007 16:25:26 GMT
Phil
Incredible pics, I wish seeds were more available here in the US; can you comment on the current status of the carnivorous nature
regards
ed
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Post by SilverKiento on May 22, 2007 1:21:16 GMT
Wow.. do you know the names of each species?
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Post by picrophyll on May 23, 2007 15:25:59 GMT
SilverKiento
I'm not positive about the names of all of these, so here goes:-
1. S. imbricatum
2. S. assimile
3. S. breviscarpum
4. S. luteum
5. S. petiolare
6. S. caricifolium
7. S. ?
8. S. ?
9. S. ruprestre
10. S. dichotomum
11. S. spinulosum
12. S. caricifolium.
This is only a quick guess.
Ed
Doug Darnowski has discussed this in his book on Triggerplants. There is a lot of evidence pointing in that direction but it's still agood discussion topic.
Cheers
Phill
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Post by SilverKiento on May 24, 2007 16:58:05 GMT
Wow.. all of those are species that I did not even know exist. I only knew S. graminifolium and S. debile. Awesome.. more to try and get in cultivation!
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