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Yes, I grow all highland species in that soil shown in the video.

I'm part of a colaborative Youtube channel called "Carniplanet" which is a project of a homonymous Spanish/Mexican forum. The most succesful video was "Cuidados de Nepenthes highland" (Caring of highland Nepenthes) made by me, I hope you like it, though it's in Spanish. This is the first time someone talks about highland species in this language, so we hope this channel gets noticed worldwide. There are also another interesting videos such as a Drosophyllum video, showing a plant grown in Spain. I hope you like it.

Gracias, me habría encantado ver tu colección cuando vivías aquí. Si vuelves a México y buscas plantas, dime y estaré encantado de darte algunas

Very nice specimens, they grow very well in your conditions, just like your Sarracenias, I liked specially that yellow jamban and your tall glabrata, congratulations, very beautiful and healthy plants, and sweet girl.

Simply beautiful! I hadn't seen one with that color, very interesting, it looks a lot like a N. dubia, one of my favorite ones Thanks for sharing.

I just wanted to share these pictures with you, I hope you like them. Pinguicula potosiensis Pinguicula jaumavensis going dormant Pinguicula moctezumae x moranensis winter leaves

Beautiful plants, your greenhouse is amazing!

Congratulation for those seedlings, specially N. attenboroughii

Amazing! I've never seen so many colorful, healthy, big and beautiful plants Congratulations, great job! Thanks for sharing your pictures. By the way, how big is the biggest pitcher?

Very nice cultivars, but it would be better if we could see them bigger.

Beautiful plants!

I hope someone be able to identificate it, it's really interesting, meanwhile I'll show you another pictures, not that good, but you can see a little more of the plant. The plant was found in a forest of Estado de México, Mexico, I don't know exactly where.

Pinguiculas here like to flower almost all year through, I just took these pictures today, hope you like them. P. agnata P. 'aphrodite'

A fiend of mine found this weird plant, looks like having tentacles and mucilage, very interesting. Can anyone tell me what is the name of this curious plant?

Thanks for your comments. Tulio, I grow it at 22°C at day and 10~14°C at night, it is the normal temperature of my city, I don't use any cooling system.

Congratulations for all those fantastic and healthy plants, it is not easy to sostain a collection like yours. Thanks for sharing your beauties.

I just took some pics of my favorite plants: N. jamban, N. jacquelinae and N. talangensis. All together

I would like to know the origin of that stunning specimen, I want to know whether that plant was growing in the wild when it was found, or it was product of a TC mutation, or a hybrid of hamata x villosa or something like that, all I know is it is beautiful as expensive...

Nepenthes jamban