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[Marlon]

A fan will work too, let us know when some start to grow

[Tarek]

Marlon, on 08 March 2012 - 06:19 AM, said:

Maybe you could take the gemmae out of the pot and refresh the top layer of the soil. And maybe you can open the window more often.

What other members can say about that?

[Marlon]

Tarek do you have already seen some of them ''germinate''?

[jimscott]

If it were me, I'd have a soil mix of 50:50 sand & peat and in pots that are tall, like 9" (whatever that is in cm), sitting ~1" of water, in bright light. Add water to whatever you are using as a tray.

[Tarek]

Marlon,yes! Yes,they allready start grow. Tommorow I put some photos ;););)

[Marlon]

nice, i am looking forward to see the progress  

[Tarek]

Here some photo my friend ;) https://picasaweb.go...GemmaeProgress#

[Marlon]

Looks good man, maybe I'll post some pictures of mine tomorrow.

[Marlon]

as I said here some pictures:

I have planted them in the beginning of january.

D.allantostigma



D.nitidula x pygmaea



D. occidentalis australis ''warriup''



as you can see here it has caught its first prey  



D.pymaea east australia




thanks for watching

Edited by Marlon, 29 March 2012 - 09:39 AM.

[Tarek]

Looks good and clean no problem at all with mould?:)

[Marlon]

Nope, just some green moss but thats not dangerous. I grow them near my windows so there is enough air movement.

[Tarek]

But moss can overgrow plants ;) are you leave opened window always?

[Marlon]

Well when that happens I can cut it away and yeah my windows are always open, I don't get it cold very quick :)

Edited by Marlon, 02 April 2012 - 20:30 PM.

[Tarek]

How is your pigmies mate? :)

[Marlon]

Not growing really quick but it are winter so its normal (I hope so)

And how are yours doing?

And how is your kid?

Regards, Marlon