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Post by coursair on Sept 14, 2017 3:29:54 GMT
Hi all. I’m a new fan of Carnivores. I’ve killed a few Flytraps in the past from bad advice. I’m growing outdoors in Zone 9b So far I have Sarracenias, Droseras and Utricularia ( volunteers ) This is one of my newest youngsters S. leucophylla alba Hurricane Creek White Clone F from Mike Wang. I have 2. I planted them seperately. 1 as a single and one in a mixed pot. New traps All of my Sarrs are youngsters. My S flava ornata is growing the fastest so far. I lurk a lot, but I’m sure I’ll have questions. Thank you in advance. Other hobbies ? Planted aquariums and competing with my Whippets ...and Wine !
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Post by jerrytheplater on Jan 3, 2018 2:08:18 GMT
Welcome Coursair. How cold do your winter temperatures get? I'm wondering about dormancy requirements for some of your plants.
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Post by coursair on Jan 9, 2018 19:02:35 GMT
Welcome Coursair. How cold do your winter temperatures get? I'm wondering about dormancy requirements for some of your plants. It’s been a weird winter. But we did get down to 30’s on a couple of nights. My outside plants are all alive. I did bring in my Drosera intermedia x capillaris , it looked very unhappy. It’s fully recovered now. My recovering Sundew
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Post by coursair on Jan 9, 2018 19:06:43 GMT
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Post by jerrytheplater on Jan 11, 2018 0:38:53 GMT
Nice plants. I guess you don't stay down in the 30's very long? I'm curious how yours do without a really cold dormancy.
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Post by coursair on Jan 11, 2018 4:23:06 GMT
Nice plants. I guess you don't stay down in the 30's very long? I'm curious how yours do without a really cold dormancy. Well my outside plants are getting winter sunlight. It’s been in the 40’s at night this week. I’d say they are going dormant. I just usually post pics of the prettier parts of the plants. You can see some dead pitchers in these pics and the non Carnivorous leaves in the last pic.
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Post by coursair on Jan 29, 2018 8:22:56 GMT
Nepenthes tenuis acquired ❤️ N. spectabilis x veitchii BE-3636
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Post by coursair on Nov 7, 2018 10:49:32 GMT
My updated grow list
Grow list by species
Heliamphora: H. pulchella “Akopan” H. heterodoxa x minor
Nepenthes: N. ampullaria x spectabilis N. Helen x spectabilis N. burkeii x hamata N. spectabilis x veitchii BE-3636 N. tenuis N. glabrata N. bicalcarata “Red Blush” N. burbidgeae x campanulata N. argentii x armin N. X Superba ( cutting ) ( gracilis x khasiana ) x ( rafflesiana x ampullaria ) N. jacquelineae N. hamata x spectabilis N. izumiae BE-3295 N. glabrata x hamata BE-3912 N. burb x veitchii SG BE-3677 N. jamban x ( linguilata ?) N. jamban BE-3875 tc (Pearl River Exotics ) 7/2/18 N. x Triffid ( kampotiana x maxima ) x dubia (cutting) N. aristolochioides x burkei N. NOID (2) raffle wins ( ventricosa ?) N. spectabilis x tenuis N. burbidgeae x edwardsianna
Pinguicula : P. cyclosecta P. ehlersiae “Tolantongo” P. gypsicola x moctezuma P. esseriana P. leueana P. x Weser P. debbertiana P. moranensis P. Alfred Lau P. Sethos x 2 P. “Pirouette” P. gigantea x agnata
Drosera: D. intermedia x capillaria D. binata D. capensis D. burmanii D. adelae D. rosea D. angelica D. scorpiodes D. x Carbarup D. ordensis division ( Rodrigo Flores FB seller 7/2/18) D. petiolaris ( EBay Jack’s CP 7/12/18) D. Hercules D. graogomolensis
Cephalotus: Typical
Sarracenia: S. flava var. Ornata ?? S. Purple People Eater x Royal Ruby S. ( leuco x flava ) x leuco S. Judith Hindle S. Juthatip Soper S. leucophylla var. alba Hurricane Creek White clone F Baldwin Co, AL S. flava var. ornata Walton Co, FL S. leuco hybrid ID unknown S. leuco “ Tarnok” S. purpurea venosa “Red” S. Green Monster ( Meadowview) S. oreophila x minor S. catesbei S. Reptilian Rose S. Excellens S-33 ( leuco “Purple Lips” x minor var. okeefenokeensis “Phil’s Monster” )seedgrown (Phil Faulisi at ICPS/BACPS Sale ) S. leuco ( raffle prize)
Dionaea musculpula: D.m.Typical D.m. Akai Ryu D.m. Wally D.m. Schuppenstiel D.m. Fast D.m. Flaming Lips D.m. King Henry D.m. B-52
Utricularia : U. bisquamata U. livida U. sandersonii
Drosophyllum lusitanicum (Dewey Pine)
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Post by coursair on Nov 7, 2018 10:54:59 GMT
My N. glabrata x hamata is doing very well My N. burbidgeae x edwardsiana has pitchered for me D. graogomolensis is happy
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