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On the seventh image on you first post your large
Tray in the greenhouse is elevated off the floor is
there a reason for this
To get to the plants easier, see them better from outside the greenhouse and give them more sun
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Some more
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Below are all seed grown plants from the Seed Grown Greenhouse.
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Pics today with new pitcher
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IMG_0862 by matthew hutley, on Flickr
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Thanks Manders
Could I get your advice on the list below on weather they would be better Highland or Intermediate please?
Burbidgeae
Burb x campanulata
Rob Cantley x Burb
Glabrata
Attenboroughii
Nepenthes Burb x Edwardsiana
Nepenthes burbidgeae x platychila
Nepenthes burbidgeae x sanguinea
lowii x veitchii
(thorelli x truncata) x veitchii
sibuyanensis x burkei
bongso
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Have you got any pi
After all is said and done I have noticed today that two of my larger older plants have indeed veined up for the first time.
Have you got any pics Ian? I am very happy with how mine looks it's a nice plant! I don't know if there is a different plant that has no veining no matter what the conditions?
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True to the sellers word the plants arrived today an he threw in a good extra plant - so I must have just had a genuine one off experience with the mix up and long delay etc.
The plants are all healthy and good sizes and I am very happy with them so going on this I would probably buy from again and recommend, just bear in mind that it may take a bit longer ordering from this seller as he doesn't always get back to you straight away or send straight away.
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Just received a small nepenthes veitchii candy stripe and I was wandering if anyone could tell me the best conditions to grow this plant in be it Highland, intermediate or Lowland can't find any info on it.
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Who did you buy the affected plants off?
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He has now sent the plants - I will update here in due coarse once received.
Should not take paypal cases, countless emails and moaning on a forum to get a response once you have paid for an item.
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http://www.cpukforum.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=43616&page=2 David Svarc maybe?
Yeah that's him! seems like it was ok back in 2012, people recommending them. He does also say I sometimes Co-Operate with Paolo from Poland. So its either gone downhill or I have just had a bad experience.
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I only know his name is David from Carnivoria, http://www.carnivoria.eu/. I don't now his full name someone on the forum will though.
Paypal email address is [email protected]
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Unfortunately I have to post in here again so soon - due to me buying more Nepenthes from another European seller and having major problems again - This time with Carnivoria, http://www.carnivoria.eu/
Just wanted to share my experience and make people aware. I understand some people may have had good experience with http://www.carnivoria.eu/ but I unfortunately have not and am still waiting for a resolution
I paid for my order 20 days ago - didn't receive anything so I contacted the seller on 4 seperate occasions with no reply! Days went by without reply, so I opened a paypal case. As if by magic as soon as I did this the seller replied and said he had mixed up my order with another Matt's and hadn't seen the emails - the usual excuses!
Since the contact started again, I stated to the seller I would still like the plants and he offered a free plant as a way of apology, when I chose the free plant he asked for 25 Euros extra for the plant I said I wont be paying any more for plants as I still haven't received anything from my order of 20 days ago and have a paypal case open still. So I said just send the original plants out asap as I have been waiting ages for this order - that was at the end of last week and again my emails are now being ignored, he has not sent the plants and is now not replying to emails once again. He still has my 60 Euros and has had my money for over 20 days. The Customer Service has been terrible and he does not seem to care about sending or sorting my order.
I have all the emails between me and the seller to back up my claims, and can post here if need be.
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Just an update to this - had an email from Luis from carniviorousplants garden this morning the plant has been posted and is on its way, he said they had some problems with the website, emails and order confirmations lately.
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Love the dog!
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Just posting to warn others and maybe produce a response from http://carnivorousplantsgarden.com/ maybe if someone knows the owner or knows the reason he wont/can't reply to my emails.
It's been over ten days since I paid and bought a Nepenthes from his shop, I have sent 4 or more nice emails just asking when the plants would be sent and if they were in stock as I had not heard from him. Yesterday I opened a paypal case and 24 hours later still no response or refund. I will have to wait until paypal lets me escalate the case and then wait for them to decide if they should refund me if I don't hear from the seller (which is what it is looking like)
It's a shame as I still want the plant and if there is a genuine reason for the delay and non communication I am still happy to wait for it. I just don't think you should advertise and take people's money if you can't respond to customers and can't send the goods.
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What is the face book name? Might be worth a try
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Well I ordered from them ten days ago! And since they have ignored 4 emails from me, and not sent the plant as far as I know. I hope this is a mix up and they are not getting my emails and they are away or something but I had to open a paypal case up today to cover myself and reclaim my money as ten days is plenty of time to respond to a paying customer.
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I was sceptical about this plant as to how gold/yellow it would be. Received a small division last year and potted it up it just did nothing and stayed green - I am quite impressed with it this year, it stands out and my eyes are drawn to it when in the greenhouse, I have to say I do rather like it!
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Yeah very smartly done. It will look really good when all the plants are in full growth!
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Only the one order so far, i had a burbidgeae x edwardsiana from there back in February. Service was fine, no complaints there, although the plant received was small. But healthy enough and doing fine now.
This seller is known as Coisas_Fixes on ebay also.
Thanks, i think I will give them a go then.The burbidgeae x edwardsiana is the one I was looking at getting..
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Never used this site before to order plants and was wandering if anyone had used them and had any feedback on them.
http://carnivorousplantsgarden.com/
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Hi Matthew,
I checked some of your Flickr account photos of your Cephalotus collection. Very nice.
But I noticed you have some plants with (probably) powdery mildew. For example:
If this is indeed mildew and you are aware of this, how do you keep this at bay? What is your solution to the mildew pest?
I have my plants in open air, full sun outside after winter, but this type of mildew is hard to get rid of.
Regards,
Youri
Hi
I have two certain clones that seem to suffer from a spot of mildew here and there over winter - I don't bother trying to treat it anymore it only seems to affect older pitchers and leaves and it doesn't seem to affect the plants to much other than being unsightly, and it usually clears up on it's own in the warmer months. I do leave the greenhouse door open all winter to minimise it which seems to really help.
What Cephalotus Cultivar has the biggest pitcher?
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Mine too 100% it's Dudley Watts