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  1. Tobias Kulig
    Hi all, the same procedure as every year: My plants of U. menziesii showing first flowers after division and repotting. In the german cp society GFP i have posted a complete manual of this beautiful species.... best regards Tobias
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  2. Dunc
    It was banned from sale in 2016 as it's considered invasive and a threat to native plants. Probably best to avoid!
    1 point
  3. gardenofeden
    No I don’t use any additives
    1 point
  4. gardenofeden
    I have use both extensively. I prefer just neat coir chips these days, but the melcourt works well too, get better rootgrowth in the coir
    1 point
  5. Krzysio
    Hi Tim Thanks N. northiana (Bau, Sarawak, Borneo, Malaysia) - Borneo Exotics clone, plant bought in 2013 Regards, Chris
    1 point
  6. lucien01700
    Eden black (origine JJL) Big boy Dudley watt German giant Carnivore giant Eden black (origine JJL) Pascal giant Eden black bouture
    1 point
  7. Paul O'Keeffe

    Jon

    Hi Jon, My Plant that I harvested the Gemmae from and the new growth. Plant is from - https://www.hccarnivorousplants.co.uk/collections/drosera-pygmy-species/products/drosera-scorpioides
    1 point
  8. linuxman

    Jon

    Hi and welcome to the forum. You should get access to he sales section in about a month's time. Many people will be selling Sarracenia divisions in the Spring. I know I will!
    1 point
  9. Tropfrog

    Jon

    If you want to grow sundews from seed. Get yourself some capensis seeds. They grow to almost adult size in a growing season, but cant stand much of frost. Its a coupple of euros spent and you can shoose between protecting them in winter or just treat them as anuals. Anyway, that seems like a better option to inspire a kid. Br Magnus
    1 point
  10. Lee Chamberlain
    https://www.rosliny-owadozerne.pl/forums/topic/16780-20211120-capensi/ -
    1 point
  11. linuxman
    Hi and welcome to the forum.
    1 point
  12. corky
    i think cp's in the wild come across more nutrients than some think,pure RO or the like contain nothing,most in situ pics i have seen of cp's they grow alongside many other plants that do not have the ability to eat bugs.
    1 point
  13. BobZ
    Here is a photo that I posted last year. The plants have continued to grow and this year added a new layer of old flowers and leaves.
    1 point
  14. Alfyo
    hi lucien .... can you tell me more about the pascal giant?
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