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Do you know what species it is?
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That's a lot of plants!
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That's a lovely plant!
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It lives on a west facing windowsill. And it is a relatively new plant, I have had it for about 3 weeks.
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That is the mass produced S. rosea clone that we nick-named "the lettuce clone" here in the US. It's been distributed throughout the globe, and grows much like a weed. In vitro, this clone mutated and gave rise to S. smurf.
Looks like a Purpurea
Hang on a minute,
I looked google images and it came up with nothing like my plant
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Thanks everyone Yay,
(What that was has been on my Mind for ages
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Hello all can anyone identify this pitcher plant?
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Tenodera sinensis i think.
i remember throwing the ootheca's in the bin thinking that they had been laid and were infertile.came home from the pub a few days later and thought i was seeing things as the whole house was covered in a few thousand tiny mantids then remembered i hadnt emptied the bin.looked in the bin and they had all hatched
That taught you not to throw ootheca's in the bin.
What did you do to them all?
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near Burley
We went there and saw some.... But the weather was not very good and did not get nice pictures like yours.
Ours would have been dark and you wouldn't be able to see anything.
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i saw some of those in the new forest.
out of intrest where in the new forest did you find them
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Yeah I think it is illegal.
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I had a pet one that lived in the greenhouse (it could leave at anytime but I fed it on occasion), it was an albino, which was why when I devastatingly found it dead on a bench I preserved it in a jar with a native stick insect that also lived in the greenhouse, they seem to like the citrus tree's near the greenhouse, in particular the stick insect that live on bottle brush tree's and lemonade tree's.
do you have any pics of it??
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Yay new plant I own can anyone help me identify it I think it is some sought of cobra lilly
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nice photos.
we have about 30 mantises (and counting)
- 7 Phyllocrania paradoxa
- 3 Stagmamantis theophila (breeding)
- 4 Pseudocreobrotra wahlbergii
- 5 Hierodula majuscula
- 3 Empusa pennata
- 6 Deroplatys desiccata
But on the 4th october (tommorow) we will go to the AES show in kempton park london,and hopefully get some Blepharopsis mendica
writing all those lantin names was exhausting.
I will post some photos soon
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Yeah but do you like the fish tank. It needs a clean.
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wow, nice pets all we have are 2 rats, a hampster, a tropical comunity fish tank and 30 praying mantises!!!
:on_the_quiet: :on_the_quiet:
:laugh2: :laugh2:
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Hi anyone keep praying mantises
post pictures of them here!!!
I keep praying mantises I think we have about 400
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im 11
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Hi dionea of death. Welcome I'm new to
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Hi Matthew. Welcome to CPUK. Are you wanting a tropical pitcher plant (Nepenthes and Heliamphora) or a North American Pitcher Plant (Sarracenia)?
I will have Heliamphora please.
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I have a budget of around £15 (including postage etc.) if you or anyone you know has one to sell please tell me. Thank you again
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Who shall I get a sarracenia from?
New French on CPUK! :D
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