Hey guys, I find something amazing - don't you ever suffer from thrips ? They find their way in as soon as I open the bag to let in some air.
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Sowing and growing of tropical lowland Nepenthes
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Braunbear
, Mar 24 2011 13:53 PM
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Posted 16 July 2012 - 10:33 AM
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Update August 2012:
At the last 2 months I moved to a new house in an other town. My Nepenthes are now too large for the small seperate pots. Time for the first repot.
6 x Nepenthes reinwardtiana "red"
4 x Nepenthes rafflesiana var. alata
The N. rafflesiana pitchers are a now a little bit red coloured. N. reinwardtiana pitchers have still a green colour.
At the last 2 months I moved to a new house in an other town. My Nepenthes are now too large for the small seperate pots. Time for the first repot.
6 x Nepenthes reinwardtiana "red"
4 x Nepenthes rafflesiana var. alata
The N. rafflesiana pitchers are a now a little bit red coloured. N. reinwardtiana pitchers have still a green colour.
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