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Hi, i’m looking for this plant a while. Do you have any plants for sale? felix

On behalf of Carni Flora, the Carnivora working group has the honor to welcome you on the open day of nursery Carni Flora. Carni Flora is one of the largest nurseries of carnivorous plants in Europe. Normally the nursery can not be visited for private individuals and outside this two annual open day this is not possible. On April 20 you will be given the chance to visit this nursery and walk around the many rows of Sarracenias and Venus Fly Traps. In addition, it is possible to purchase plants (Cash payment, no pin!). The day is organized by the Carnivora Working Group. They will welcome you at 10:00 am in the large hall and explain briefly what the intention is. There are a few rules during this day: It is not allowed to bring in plants. If you want to exchange or sell plants yourself, then there is the opportunity in the parking lot for the company. It is clearly indicated what is available for sale and what is not. The request to respect this. Outside this open day, the nursery is not open for visits or sales Again: only cash payment. The open day starts at 10:00 am and will end at 13:00 at the latest. Be on time because the best examples are the first ones;) Address: Rietwijkeroordweg 35, 1432 JG, Aalsmeer For questions you can contact us via [email protected] http://www.carnivora.nl/Blog/open-day-carni-flora-2019/ https://www.facebook.com/events/2428442680504237/ Araflora will also be present with a very good offer on Carnivores and other plants.

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Tickets for the EEE are €10,- This includes: 3 days entree to the hortus botanicus Leiden, 3x coffee, 1 pastry on Saturday. The Indonesian conference diner is on Saturday evening and cost €28,50. Link to buy ticket: https://frontoffice.paylogic.nl/?event_id=118510&point_of_sale_id=1931 The EEE starts at 12:30 with an introduction by hortus botanicus director Paul Kessler. 13:00 is the first lecture. Friday 11th of August – Speakers: 12:30 - 13:00 Paul Kessler, Introduction 13:00 – 13:45 Raisal Haq, Indonesia – Nepenthacea. 14:15 – 15:00 Yupi Isnaini, Indonesia – Nepenthes; Tissue culture. 15:30 – 16:30 Christian Dietz, Germany – South African Drosera. Saturday 12th of August – Speakers: 10:30 – 11:30 Miloslav Studnicka, Czech Republic – Utricularia spec. reniformis vs cornigera. 13:30 – 14:30 Joachim Nerz, Germany – Nepenthes in habitat. 14:45 Pastry 15:30 – 16:30 Laurent Taerwe, Belgium – Nepenthes; Threads and conservation. Sunday 13th of August – Speakers: 10:30 – 11:30 Michael & Caroline Schöner, Germany – Nepenthes; Symbioses with bats. 13:30 – 14:30 Simon Poppinga, Germany – Utricularia; Trap function and movements. 15:00 – 16:00 Damien Jouen, France – Drosera Petiolaris-complex. During the conference the hortus is open from 10:00 to 18:00 which are also the opening hours of the Carnivorous plant market.

Tickets for the EEE are €10,- This includes: 3 days entree to the hortus botanicus Leiden, 3x coffee, 1 pastry on Saturday. The Indonesian conference diner is on Saturday evening and cost €28,50. Link to buy ticket: https://frontoffice.paylogic.nl/?event_id=118510&point_of_sale_id=1931 The EEE starts at 12:30 with an introduction by hortus botanicus director Paul Kessler. 13:00 is the first lecture. Friday 11th of August – Speakers: 12:30 - 13:00 Paul Kessler, Introduction 13:00 – 13:45 Raisal Haq, Indonesia – Nepenthacea. 14:15 – 15:00 Yupi Isnaini, Indonesia – Nepenthes; Tissue culture. 15:30 – 16:30 Christian Dietz, Germany – South African Drosera. Saturday 12th of August – Speakers: 10:30 – 11:30 Miloslav Studnicka, Czech Republic – Utricularia spec. reniformis vs cornigera. 13:30 – 14:30 Joachim Nerz, Germany – Nepenthes in habitat. 14:45 Pastry 15:30 – 16:30 Laurent Taerwe, Belgium – Nepenthes; Threads and conservation. Sunday 13th of August – Speakers: 10:30 – 11:30 Michael & Caroline Schöner, Germany – Nepenthes; Symbioses with bats. 13:30 – 14:30 Simon Poppinga, Germany – Utricularia; Trap function and movements. 15:00 – 16:00 Damien Jouen, France – Drosera Petiolaris-complex. During the conference the hortus is open from 10:00 to 18:00 which are also the opening hours of the Carnivorous plant market.

You can register for the EEE by clicking the link. If it does't work, copy/past to your browser. https://frontoffice.paylogic.nl/?event_id=118510&point_of_sale_id=1931

Mirek Srba's http://sarracenia.cz/eshop/en/ is also attending the EEE as a seller.

Sellers list during the EEE: Http://Www.araflora.nlHttp://Www.wistuba.comhttp://www.vleesetendeplantshop.behttp://www.hungryplants.nl/defaultnl.htmhttp://vegetalementcarnivor.wixsite.com ... s/service2Ralf Vester - Kulturgefässe aus plexiglas für Utricularia und GenliseaNo website.

Speakers: V Joachim Nerz – Germany. Topic: Nepenthes in habitat. V Miloslav Studnicka – Czech Republic. Topic: Utricularia spec. reniformis vs cornigera. V Damien Jouen – France. Topic: Drosera Petiolaris Complex. V Michael & Caroline Schoner – Germany. Topic: Nepenthes and Bats. V Christian Dietz – Germany. Topic: South African Drosera. V Laurent Taerwe – Belgium. Topic: Nepenthes; Threads and Conservation. V Simon Poppinga – Germany. Topic: Utricularia; Trap function and movements. V Raisal Haq – Indonesia. Topic: Nepenthacea. V Yupi Isnaini – Indonesia. Topic: Nepenthes; tissue culture.

Speakers: V Joachim Nerz – Germany. Topic: Nepenthes in habitat. V Miloslav Studnicka – Czech Republic. Topic: Utricularia spec. reniformis vs cornigera. V Damien Jouen – France. Topic: Drosera Petiolaris Complex. V Michael & Caroline Schoner – Germany. Topic: Nepenthes and Bats. V Christian Dietz – Germany. Topic: South African Drosera. V Laurent Taerwe – Belgium. Topic: Nepenthes; Threads and Conservation. V Simon Poppinga – Germany. Topic: Utricularia; Trap function and movements. V Raisal Haq – Indonesia. Topic: Nepenthacea. V Yupi Isnaini – Indonesia. Topic: Nepenthes; tissue culture.

Our list of Carnivorous plants sellers: Http://Www.araflora.nlHttp://Www.wistuba.comhttp://www.vleesetendeplantshop.behttp://www.hungryplants.nl/defaultnl.htmhttp://vegetalementcarnivor.wixsite.com ... s/service2Ralf Vester - Kulturgefässe aus plexiglas für Utricularia und GenliseaNo website.

This year the EEE will be held in Leiden, the Netherlands. Website is now live:http://www.carnivora.nl/2017 - EEE Eng.html In the following days here you can find all the information you need about speakers, sellers, conference diner and how to get there. You can also visit our Facebookpage: https://www.facebook.com/events/657289561112888/

I was reading here and searching for some light combinations... This man uses 3000K for a Heliamphora. I'm wondering if it's a good idea to add one of this color to my 6500 K lamps. http://icps.proboards.com/post/35741

I looked up some photo's. Not my best ones, but you'll get an impression. In the right upper corner you can see a red P. alpina, but i didn't noticed then. I was just amazed about the fact that they were flowering in the end of august. Probably because of the snow. https://www.icloud.com/photostream/nl-nl/#A35yeZFhGwYhb8 Its funny btw. I always liked you're cp-travels and now, when you are going to Europe and the Alps i'm going to visit Mount Roraima.

You should go to the Susten Pass near the Stein glacier. When you are there, don't forget to look out for Pinguicula.

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Darlingtonia? Some hardy pings?

Eye for detail;)

Cp growing=fun

Tnx. Pretty amazing plant, because Donatia is a member of Stylidiaceae.(i looked that up. Would be cool to grow both plants).

You do good!

Great photo's! I was wondering about the non-carnivorous plants in the pics. Do you or anyone know what they are? I mean the succulent grasslikely plants.

Nice trip, dit kinda same trip last year. Saw that same animal:)

I like your style:)

Why not just try to grow one or two species in your terrarium? Might be surprissing! Or try some tropical Utricularia.