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BLB
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Got this nifty box of carnivorous plants from a very generous member. Thank you so much!!! They are awesome!!! |
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The_celt
Registered: Posts: 874 |
The 2 days I had them I was very impressed too. |
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gorgi
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Oooh! |
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Marc
Registered: Posts: 49 |
Nice I've tried to grow some without results so far. I'll have to try again. |
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7deuce
Registered: Posts: 566 |
Your welcome, Barry. They are just as addictive to clone as figs. |
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The_celt
Registered: Posts: 874 |
Jason I'm just as interested in you eating a steak as much as the plants. |
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JustPeachy
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Oooo, I recognize the fly traps and the pitcher plants, but what are the others???? Curious minds want to know! :D |
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jtp
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Very cool. I've been considering adding those to the indoor jungle. Gnats about drove me crazy last year. Fly strips are just not very attractive. |
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svanessa
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I see sundews and maybe a butterwart too.. |
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BLB
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You're right Sue those are several different Sundews and a cool looking Butterwort. Sundews and butterworts work great for fungus gnats. |
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cobb4861
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Those are really neat. Great gift indeed! |
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bullet08
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nice collection there barry. my sundew gets water whenever i feel like looking at it. they seem to grow without much attention.. it seems there are few more gnats around. it's being well fed. |
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musillid
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Those are so neat. I got some sundews from a forum member and repurposed one of those old turtle bowls. I filled it with (dry) sphagnum moss soaked well in distilled water and plunked in the plants. they did the rest. Whenever it begins to look less than wet, I add a little water from the dehumidifier. Darn things are colonizing. One even trapped a house fly. I think they are eyeing the dog, who should be warned. |
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