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    neps, darlings and hardy droserae

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  1. olivier marthaler
    et tu viens d'où? malheureusement pas de réunion suisse cette année... à propos, tu connais le groupe suisse sur FB? Olivier (La Chaux-de-Fonds)
  2. olivier marthaler started following Hello from Switzerland
  3. olivier marthaler
    Salut Vince, es-tu romand? Il y a déjà un "Vince" sur des forums FB. Vincent Fiechter à tout hasard ;-) Bienvenue sur cpuk! Olivier
  4. Silvestrys 
    Hello, would you be interested in exchanging D. Linearis for D. anglica?
    1. olivier marthaler

      olivier marthaler

      Hi,

      sorry, I have both species.

       

      Still have both for sale (seeds)

      Regards,

      OL

  5. Silvestrys

    Hi

     

  6. Krikar

    Hi Olivier,

    i'm interestin to buy Darlingtonia Californica Seed

    Any left?

    Regards from Sweden

    Kristian

  7. kateemes

    Hi Olivier,

    i'm interestin to buy Darlingtonia Californica Seed

    Have you available?

    Regards from Spain

    Juan

  8. olivier marthaler
    oups: sorry: 900 mm ;-)
  9. olivier marthaler
    ... had our first real frost this morning ;-) but here also, far too dry, 900ml instead of 1500 normally for a year...
  10. olivier marthaler
    So I guess in Portugal you have warmer conditions... :-) good luck my friend! OL
  11. olivier marthaler
    Hi Darlingtoniae lovers, For the first year, a couple of large Darls have developed a *second* bud in the year. Due to a warm summer + Indian summer (drawing to a close now), the buds are approx 5-7 cm tall. My plants will hibernate around 3-10°C and I guess the buds will not grow then. So my question: Should I remove these buds to save energy for the plants, or would you think they could grow in the springtime? All answers will be appreciated! Thanks a lot already, OL
  12. olivier marthaler
    ... so far, not at all, no bigger than "regular" seedlings of the same age...
  13. olivier marthaler
    terrific plant indeed ;-) OL
  14. olivier marthaler
    Hi fellow Darlingtoniae growers! In January 2014 (or December 13, not sure) I bought seeds of Darlingtonia "giant x giant" on eBay uk, from someone called "Colin". Of course i didn't keep track of this transaction... and now that seedlings are growing, I'd like to contact "Colin" for further information about his seeds. So does any of you know about him? or about his batches of seeds + origins? Thanks already for your help, and best regards from Switzerland, Olivier
  15. olivier marthaler
    Sorry picol and tatter, I was not clear when I mentioned "shelves". Pots would be placed in trays on which fresh air has free access. Simply no direct light... Hope I am writing things more precisely this time :-) Thanks for your advice in all cases, OL
  16. olivier marthaler
    Hello colleagues, I have had the same phenomenon with a few citrus trees here in my veranda (cool climate, 1000m asl,Switzerland): They have developed new leaves, which is not what they have done in recent years at the same time. I guess it is due to the uncommon warm and sunny late summer we've had here... How about at your places? Cheers, OL