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  2. International call for proposals to host the 2026 ICPS conference. As no offers were received from The Americas, the priority region by rotation for this conference, the submission of proposals for the 2026 conference is now open to all countries. As planning take time we ask you to submit a proposal before April 1st 2025. We understand that due to time restrictions the proposal will not be highly detailed but it should for now include: *An offer of a three day lecture program (lecturers may follow) *The location and venue *The dates *A guarantee of at least two days of optional excursions after the conference (longer is encouraged) *A conference dinner Questions can be directed and proposals can be submitted to: [email protected] and [email protected] Please address your communications to both in case one of them is not available. https://youtube.com/shorts/qx5OZqHaGSc?si=w_Sw6aoFp_11VAf8
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  5. OPlant that intrigued me a lot I decided to take it and grow it in my own conditions. In the end he doesn't stay green either so...name rejected
  6. Has anyone had any joy or issues with using growmoor peat moss as a growing medium for sarra and vft mostly.Iโ€™ve found a supplier near me and was wondering if to buy some bags To stock up on as itโ€™s getting harder to get peat in the u.k. Any info would be great before I purchase.
  7. A breeding pair of Nepenthes clipeata is definitely a nice way to close out my 21st year of cultivation. Not a great picture, but I didn't want to move them too much.
  8. How to grow Triphyophyllum peltatum - The largest CP of the planet (English subtitles provided.) The largest carnivorous plant on the planet is a West African liana up to 70 m long. After 3 ยฝ years of experience with growing it in the greenhouse, our tutorial shows how it works. Triphyophyllum peltatum is still extremely rare in private collections, but fortunately this could soon change. If you have a greenhouse in which lowland Nepenthes feel at home, you can get started with these guidelines as soon as the plants are on sale.We would like to thank Stewart McPherson, Dr. Heiko Rischer and Dr. Jan Schlauer for their permission to use location photos from Sierra Leone (West Africa) and unique photos from the greenhouse cultivation in the Botanical Garden of the University of Wรผrzburg. We would like to thank John Mignano for his botanical drawings.
  9. The 2025 calendar from the german carnivorous plants society can now be ordered! The calendar will be 44 cm x 32 cm. This year it will be in landscape format. The price of one copy is 18,50โ‚ฌ. If you want to order a calendar please see here how to do it: If you are inside of germany, you can use the following link to order your copies: https://www.carnivoren.org/bestellservice/kalender/ For orders outside of germany, please write an Email with your address and the numbers of copies you want ot order to Benedikt Schmitt at [email protected]. The costs for shipping depend on the country and numbers of copies you order. In most cases it will be: Germany: 5,95โ‚ฌ for one or two calendars, 7,99โ‚ฌ for more than two Outside of germany: 8โ‚ฌ per calendar, 16โ‚ฌ for two. If you want to have more, please ask Benedikt Schmitt for your specific country. We hope you like the calendar. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask! Kind Regards, Christian
  10. Hello! I would like to inform about special offer today in webshop www.carnisana.pl Black Friday discounts: -40% for all Sarracenias and Dionaeas (including rare clones) -25% for other carnivorous plants More information on our website Shipping only EU countries 7,5euro shipping to parcel locker (only France, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Netherlands) or via post priority registered shipment 13-18 euro DPD or DHL fast shipping (price depends on country ) Best regards
  11. Potees complรจtes ร  vendre: Regia: 50โ‚ฌ dracula:50โ‚ฌ triton 20โ‚ฌ Envoie racines nues Frais de port vers la France 7โ‚ฌ/Europe 16โ‚ฌ Le lot complet 110โ‚ฌ frais de port inclu
  12. What do you think about fairly large crossovers?....do they deserve a name? Og Black x Julie Jones "" Bogjewels ""
  13. Hi! Recently I was counting animals in the pitcher of N. lowii x alata and beside cca 25 death arthropods and 2 mollusks found at least 6 small (1 mm) and one large (3,5 mm) larvae of Asian tiger mosquito alive. As far as I know, only several species live in Sarracenia as commensal fauna in their native habitat but not in Europe, some research about Nepenthes were done in India and Malaysia, where some 25 nepenthebiont species were found, but in Europe? Forget the evolution, mosquitos are present here only several years, they had no time to adapt to poison soup in pitchers, but they definitely live inside, saved from fish and other predators. Is there any known observation of fauna in Nepenthes out of their native habitat?
  14. Very nice. They all look healthy. Would be easier to admire them if the picture was properly oriented ๐Ÿ™‚
  15. DAfter the intense heat...now I just have to watch them grow
  16. What now this is what I call highlander! Lovely plants you got there! Congratulations on managing to achieve such low temperatures to fit their needs. They seem to thrive at your place.
  17. Hi all, after a long time i'm here again. I want to show you the flower of my P. calyptrata. They comes from the ecuadorian andes. Or better, from the 'Cajas National Park' in Ecuador. The altitude from this park is beginning at 3.152m (!) and ends at 4.445m. Very low temperatures are required for successful growing! At day i have 17 degrees Celsius and at night they drops down to 3-5 dregrees. If it is too warm, they will die very quickly! I achieve these low temperatures in a converted mini fridge with a glass door. Some of you still know it from my U. campbelliana. These are still growing in this fridge with the calyptratas.... best regards Tobias
  18. Very nice hybrid from A. Wistuba - Heliamphora sarracenioides x minor "Burgundy-Black". It's rather short and compact growing, but turns deep red and forms dense clumps over time with unique shaped pitchers.
  19. Dwarf form of ๐˜๐˜ฆ๐˜ญ๐˜ช๐˜ข๐˜ฎ๐˜ฑ๐˜ฉ๐˜ฐ๐˜ณ๐˜ข ๐˜ฉ๐˜ถ๐˜ฃ๐˜ฆ๐˜ณ๐˜ช (Angasima Tepui). The leaves are about 8cm tall.
  20. One of my favourite and the best clone of Heliamphora nutans in cultivation ๐Ÿ”ฅ
  21. Hello, There are 2 recent topics from the sellers offering those seeds:
  22. Hello See the attached picture. Where I could find/buy seeds for the species seen in picture? Not sure if it's drosera tokaiensis or something like that.. Thanks Matias
  23. Colorful clone of a natural H. chimantensis x pulchella hybrid from Apacara Tepui.
  24. Ignore above found some Obovata and lets just say the difference is obvious i think its fair to assume the big pot is indeed correctly labeled as Eloisiana. Leaving these photos here incase anyone in the future runs into the same issue
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