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On 1/9/2017 at 1:46 PM, Gaz said:
mine is still growing and flowering well, grows in a mostly mineral mix which at this time of year is kept quite moist. @domi your mix looks quite chunky/rocky do the roots actually have access to water underneath? It might be worth carefully digging it up to examine what's underneath.
Yes I think that roots have access to water because the rocks are always wet and other pinguiculas in the same pot are doing very well. Btw I will change the mix next spring just to be sure
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Weird, it woke up just 2 months ago
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1 hour ago, werds said:
In the first photo it´s going dormant.
Light and water should be ok, maybe because of high temperatures?
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2 hours ago, partisangardener said:
I keep mine always wet. Hot days with twice watering in the tray plus the rain as often ist comes. The tray is only very few and short times dry, at most a few hours. They grow like weed for the third year now.
Mike has put it to the point.
http://sarracenia.proboards.com/thread/608/drosophyllum-lusitanicum-dewy-pine.
I definetely increase watering and pray, thank you both
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Thanks for replying, I grow them outdoor and yes I have had very high temperatures recently. Do you think I should start watering daily? The pot is not wide but very tall (30cm)
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Hello everyone, my drosophyllum is really not good but I don't know why, the tips become brown fast and there is no dew.
The first photo is what it looked like one month ago and the second photo is 2 days ago.
Soil is sand 50 peat 25 perlite 25, I water from top like 3 times a week, 5 hours of sun a day and the plant is 6 months old.
Thank you for your help
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The flower was 3 days old in the first images, I guess i had to wait a little more before taking photos. If you need to see more photos just ask and thanks for the answer
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I don't know, they all look similar
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It was a gift from a seller, he said it is a P. vulgaris but I am not sure
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merry christmas
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Alright, thank you
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On 1/11/2016 at 6:53 PM, ada said:
the top photo could be p.alpina but they should be dormant now and in the hibernacula stage.
He told me that most of his plants are dormant, but this one is still awake.
Any idea for the other one?
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Thank you both
Another question, can you help me recognize them? p. alpina and p. vulgaris?
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What soil can I use for european temperate pinguicula like p. alpina and p.vulgaris?
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Hi everyone, I'm from italy and I'm glad to be now a member of this great community.
I hope to improve my collection very soon
Male/female pameridea?
in Pseudo & Indirect Carnivorous Plants
Posted · Edited by domi
Hi everybody, I got two pamerideas and I need sex ID.
Please tell me they are male and female..