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Sphagnum likes wet conditions to grow well,ceph grow better in more free draining compost with more peat in the mix but not kept too wet I find,just damp is best,at least in my conditions.

I thought it had been repotted,this would explain the boost in growth with some fresh compost and a few more nutrients.

Has the first plant been repotted? It looks a different pot to me from the first immature pitchered plant you showed.

we all need a permit to sell from the u.k to europe over the net

Who knows? The plant health and safety people are unsure of what to tell us.Do we need a plant passport to sell plants or not (over the internet)European growers say it only applies to business,s but the UK ,PHSI people say we need one to sell,unless doing business face to face with th buyer.

Looks very posh Dave,got the seeds in yet?

doing well

Just one more point,has anyone else grown these new cultivars? To see if they perform the same in other conditions?Or have they just been registered and sold on eBay for high prices?. O.K that's a few points but still valid

Not on the Christmas list this year then Alexis?

Nice,but not exceptional in my eyes,better than dunes though.would I pay what someone payed for dunes? NO! 200Quid for this one? Again No.

First is SF11 from Phil wilson N.carolina. second is AS X LW and third is Laurens Hybrid,last is s.flava from miramar beach, seeds are available from these plants,i just posted the list

good looking plant,lovely colour

It's not good to grow temperate pings inside long term.they should be outside in the cold weather for full And proper dormancy

I can,t see any red in the leaves or dewy glands,so it looks like an alba to me,they are very common and cheap.they arrive in most collections as hitch hikers,posting doesn't, t do drosera,s any favours either,it,ll pick up soon

Always stood in water? Very warm over summer? Root rot or sudden die off syndrome