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Post by gregallan on May 7, 2012 12:38:05 GMT
I posted these a few weeks ago: Two weeks later, it looked like this: Yesterday, it looked like this: By way of contrast, this B filifolia was sown at the same time and has been grown in idential condtions. It is just starting to produce branches (as can be just about be seen at towards the apex of the stem). It is a cross between the Honeymoon Beach and Pago forms (both, I understand, from the Pago region).
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Post by sweetpea on May 7, 2012 13:24:47 GMT
Dear Gregallan-san, Konnichiwa! Beautiful Beautiful Congratulations!!! Kind regards
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Post by jhtunion on May 7, 2012 19:22:32 GMT
Very impressive growth,congratulations! Great growing What is the nep on the back? Is it judith finn?
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Post by gregallan on May 13, 2012 12:36:29 GMT
Hi Jhtunion,
The Nep at the back is bicalcarata. The pitcher that is in view is old and dried. I grow Nep bical, ampullaria and albomarginata, and also petiolaris complex Drosera and D hartmeyerorum with my tropical Byblis. All grow very well.
Greg
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