Daniel G
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Whilst replacing some glass in mine I added a new, and remarkably clean, pane.
Shortly after adding it I put my hand through it to clip in another pane. One more cut and one less pane...
The moral of the story is either "Use polycarbonate" or "Don't try to reach through glass"
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Couldn't help but chuckle at the random foot in the original picture
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Mine as of today. The pitchers seem to get lighter over time. As of yet I've not seen any veining occurring, despite one of the pitchers being open a couple of weeks.
You may have to click on the images to get a full version. Sorry :)
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Great photos! Definitely made up for me forgetting my camera!
Thanks for sharing
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Might have to check these two sites out. Only a short drive
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As an update on the plant. It has three new growth points appearing and the original growth point is practically back to normal.
Now I'm wondering if these new points are as a result of losing the main one for a time or not.
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Water a plant with it for a while. It'll let you know soon enough.
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I like villosa, hamata and edwardsiana equally.
Anything with teeth!
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The location of the original poster. Leeds gets pretty damn chilly in winter, like most of the UK really. (In Sheffield a few years back we had a night at -17C)
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Beautiful specimen!
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Some hightland-ultra highland nepenthes will do great in your conditions!!!
Hopes this helps,
In an unheated greenhouse in Leeds?
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All of the above, aside from lidless.
Think I have an antho free one hanging around somewhere too.
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Short notice or what
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Found this in my studies at college.
https://www.rhs.org.uk/science/plant-health-in-gardens/pathology/projects/pythium-a-garden-pathogen
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Does this mean that the infection starts from the bud ie the bottom or crown of a sarracenia rather than 3/4 of the way up a pitcher?
I think "bud" might refer more to certain smokeable vegetation rather than plant anatomy
I could be wrong though.
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Brilliant looking plants!
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Love the second picture
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Welcome to the forums. Whereabouts are you in Yorkshire?
I've managed to grow Nepenthes, Cephalotus and VFTs on a non-south facing window. Granted, they didn't thrive, but they grew!
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As much as I love to have decent compost I can't quite bring myself to start sacrificing my plants for it! Maybe in a decade or so, when the "problem" of too many plants hits me
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I don't believe I've had any dealings with you in the past, but I'm certainly sad you've been pushed to this point.
All the best for the future, and try not to let all the crap get to you. And if you do compost them all, make sure you put it to good use on some veggies. Would be a shame to completely waste them.
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We recently had a discussion on another forum about fungus affecting Sarracenia, and someone linked these posts referring to Darlingtonia. They're quite an interesting read.
http://sarracenia.proboards.com/thread/ ... ter?page=1
http://sarracenia.proboards.com/thread/ ... ot-disease -
Would you be so kind as to let me know if any divisions become available?
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You got any pictures you can post?
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I have one of these in the garden. Throwing up it's first pitcher, I'll post pics when it's opened.
Axolotls extinct
in Talk About Anything
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That's news to me. I love these little guys, hopefully they will be able to reintroduce them.