Paul O'Keeffe
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Well done Colin. A bargin:)
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Seems like every home will have one soon
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I like to pot my Neps up in 100% live sphagnum moss.
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I'll try and take a picture tonight of my cutting to show you.
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It will grow upwards. I thought nothing was happening but waited until this weekend when I saw the tiny pitchers next to the leaf. Just hang in there and be patient :)
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I tried leaf cuttings for the first time this year. I pulled two leaves off and stuck them into the soil where the adult plant was growing. One leaf died within a couple of weeks but the other didn't and about two months later(which was this weekend) I discovered tiny pitchers growing. Don't pull the leaf out. If the leaf stays healthy looking then you should be fine.
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Not my binita but maybe next year. Hope so anyway
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Out of my small collection of drosera's, capensis for me :)
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Mine were fine in 3:1 peat perlite :)
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I've just had a flower open up today on my oreophila x flava maxima with a flower stalk about 1.5" tall. It looks rather sweet :)
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With a hangover
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Where did you get them from?
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I missed out on those neps again. I just saw a tray of typical garden centre plants in kew for sale.
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I'll be going to Kew in a couple of weeks. Not been for a few years. Always an enjoyable day there with an excellent CP stand :)
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I've never used it and and have lost nothing :)
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Don't really mind what they have caught. As long as they are catching insects them I'm not too bothered :)
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I've used 3:1 peat perlite or more often, live sphagnum with the highland neps that I have. All are doing fine right now. Can't help you with your request. Sorry.
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Nice :)
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Emi(who is very shy in appearing on the forum) also lives in London.
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Yes it does :)
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Always worth posting this link as it's one of the best Ceph sites around. http://www.cephalotus.info/
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In most B&Q's that I've seen ventrata's in, the pitchers seem to have lost there lids.
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I'm a London lad.