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Rico Hiemann

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The International Pollen Agency for Nepenthes a product of the GFP opened her doors.

Please visit under http://pollen.carnivoren.org and register.

The aim of the International Agency is to provide private persons, companies and institutions with the possibility to find the right partner plant for their flowering Nepenthes. The purpose is to facilitate the exchange of pollen of different Nepenthes species and hybrids; on the one hand, to protect the plants in their natural habitat and, on the other hand, to make it easier for both hobbyists and professional growers to obtain seeds for their collections and for propagation.

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Rico Hiemann said:

a product of the GFP

To explain this a bit more detailed: It is a project from the German cp society which is called GfP (Gesellschaft für fleischfressende Pflanzen) but its aimed at an international audience.

As it is powered by a 20 year old society, this is no snapshot!

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great idea, thanks for having an english option. my german is nicht so gut aber ich can deutsch kleines sprechen :(  :(  :lol:

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It would be great to make this thread sticky, then every Nepenthes enthusiast will find it while browsing this forum.

Is that possible @ mods?

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No Problem :)

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Sounds like a great thing to me!

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Finding different sexed nepenthes when flowering was to be my next question...I was despairing that it would be a case of having to purchase same species plants from different places to increase male female chance. Am I right in saying there is greater abundance of either male or female nepenthacea?

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There are about ten times more males than females.

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Anybody tried this recently, wasnt working whenever i tried it.

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Worked for me a few weeks ago. I registered and entered a plant wuth no problems

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Yes it is working now

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what a excellent idea!!

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Kudos on this project!

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Oh.... I have been wanting something like this for a long time. Thanks for pointing me to the Pollen exchange! I'm going to tell me fellow Canadian CPers about this!

I have a promiscuous female eymae looking for a mate currently....

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Anybody register plants successfully in last few months? Tried to contact the administrator weeks ago but to no avail. Great idea but...

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Leo said:

Anybody register plants successfully in last few months? Tried to contact the administrator weeks ago but to no avail. Great idea but...

The last time Guenter Seiter (one of the admins) logged in was on 04/04/07, so he should be around. How did you try to contact him?

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The last time Guenter Seiter (one of the admins) logged in was on 04/04/07, so he should be around. How did you try to contact him?

I tried via the email available on the site but had no answer.

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Nice Idea!