Post by unstuckintime on May 14, 2010 1:58:15 GMT
Hello!
This here is my baby- a H. pulchella I bought from a hobbiest at last fall's New England Carnivorous Plant Show in Rhode Island. It was a bit of a risk getting it, I feel, making the jump from growing easy to mildly tricky Nepenthes and sundews to a Heliamphora, but, obviously it is doing quite well! So well, in fact, I am contemplating a repot and division of it. There are several growth points, and I believe it could easily be divided at least into two. The only thing is that I may want to hold off due to the summer's heat which is just around the bend. So, what do you think? Here are some pictures for accuracy and, I will admit, a little to show off
Thank you, CJ
Its in a tall two-inch square pot now, in cedar-chip bark and a top dressing of living sphagnum.
This here is my baby- a H. pulchella I bought from a hobbiest at last fall's New England Carnivorous Plant Show in Rhode Island. It was a bit of a risk getting it, I feel, making the jump from growing easy to mildly tricky Nepenthes and sundews to a Heliamphora, but, obviously it is doing quite well! So well, in fact, I am contemplating a repot and division of it. There are several growth points, and I believe it could easily be divided at least into two. The only thing is that I may want to hold off due to the summer's heat which is just around the bend. So, what do you think? Here are some pictures for accuracy and, I will admit, a little to show off
Thank you, CJ
Its in a tall two-inch square pot now, in cedar-chip bark and a top dressing of living sphagnum.
