
flytrapcody
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- Birthday 12/31/1993
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Venus flytrap origins uncovered
flytrapcody replied to cgarry's topic in General Carnivorous Plant Discussion
Maybe, if so and they started to produce these in numbers that would be amazing! Does anyone have a picture of one? -
a few random pictures of some plants
flytrapcody replied to Amar's topic in Carnivorous Plants in Cultivation
Great pics, I like the second one with the little D. Capensis trying to get in the picture. :) -
again your plants look marvelous. congrats on the new greenhouse.
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Waiter, there's an insect (eater) in my coffee!
flytrapcody replied to mobile's topic in Carnivorous Plants in Cultivation
great pics, i like how the flowers match the cup. great looking plant!!! -
You also need to let it have time to adjust to the new conditions, you said you got it 2-3 weeks ago, so that maybe be another reason. But all and all, looks fine to me.
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Well actually i havent gotten it yet. But when i do, ill get some pics.
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Petite dragon is my favorite "pygmy" vft.
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Very impressive. mines only had 3 inch leaves at the biggest.
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Wow, thats big, do you have a picture?
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First one to me looks like Oreophylla x (flava x rubra) Second looks like it has a lot of leuco, not sure about the second parent. Third maybe leuco x rubra maybe rubra long lid? Probrably wrong, but maybe. Hope this helps, Cody S
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Four mice in a little over a year. Siggi... youve got a mouse murderer on your hands lol. Very nice though. Thats an absolutly huge truncata. Thanks for posting. Cody
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Stunning! What are you growing them on soil wise?
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Thats a lotta flytraps. I dont think ive ever seen a private growers collection of dionaea that big. Very impresive. Cody
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Pine Barrens 2008 report - Lots of pics
flytrapcody replied to elgecko's topic in Carnivorous Plants in Habitat
Nice pics!!! I sure want to go on a vacation there now. first time ive ever seen a S. Purpurea in the wild. LOL. Thanks for posting!! Cody