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I know this is /plant/ but I just want to show this special fella. It comes around every year.

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>>2174526
Also this guy has finally made it

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>>2174522
>macrophylla
kek'd n check'd

Smooth, waxy thin leaves and pink-ish stem, there's surely ventricosa in there. Stubby nature of the leaves suggests amp x vent is a pretty safe bet

>>2174544
Probably. The dead pitchers that came with them looked just like my existing amp x vent's so maybe not such a mystery after all

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>tfw no one sells large flowered aristolochias

for what purpose would you focus on those with tiny shitty flowers instead, I don't understand.

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>>2174553
literally all of the plants that are for sale have shit flowers like this.

????????WHY???????

>>2174526
Nice phal
It's a phal right?

>>2174553
Grandifloria right?
Don't those smell like shit or something?

>>2174584
a lot of common garden plants smell really bad, I don't see why they wouldn't sell them because of that.

hedera literally smells like cum.

>>2174584
that's definitely not grandiflora

it looks more like elegans or gigantea

Can someone recommend me a site or a book to learn more about soil?

Ive been only using store bought potting soil + a little bit of sand for almost all my plants except for my succulents for which ive used a succulent soil mix i bought. It works so far the plants are alive and growing, might be because they arent very demanding and easy plants, but i feel like this entire setup is suboptimal and id be better off mixing my own soil.

>>2174829
it's A. elegans.

it's hardy to my zone I don't get why it isn't sold here.

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>tfw no large flowered aristolochias to go with my fallopia baldschuanica.

I'm installing a fuck ton of these 'branches' once I get my hands on them throughout my entire garden.

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>when your Nymphaea alba has flowers but your turtle refuses to pose with them.

>>2174553
Oh, dutchman's pipe? I've seen those for sale. Not very many though!

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>>2174915
I see plenty for sale but they're all varietions with small flowers.

That looks like Nepenthes "Hot Lips" aka. Nepenthes ventricosa x ampullaria

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hai guiz i jus got this new nepanthers, can you pls tell me how to grow

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>>2174931
fuck it with a wet q-tip.

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>>2174932
I think my hamata is a better fuckplant

>>2174931
>>>/r/SavageGarden

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>>2174936
that looks painful.

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>>2174937
I think my plent is a Nepanthers Edurddsaianer. Can i uz miracle-gro paet mos?

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>>2174939
wow!!! post pics of it feeding!!!thats epic bro!!!

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>>2174942
its a passive trap ya goof, not a very entertaining feeding vid. They do catch an annoying amount of slugs though, smells like shit

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>>2174943
wow man you must be like an expert can u plz tell me waht is wrong with my pingcuilta

>>2174944
it ded rip in peaz

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>>2174945
r u sure

>>2174946
mayb if u put it in the microwave, that helps with de metalbolic circles of de plnat.

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>>2174947
cant i just pot it in freezr so it simoletes the dormenci?

itl be ok next seeson righte?

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>>2174948
yes i do tht wit my nepanthers bcuz they ned a cold dormenci jus like pingcuilta.

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>>2174951
wat paint did u use 2 peint the stripes on the nerpethenerrhes

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>>2174952
I lik 2 watr my napanthers wit colored watr, like how dey make the sooper rare blue phal cultivrs and the rainber roos.

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>>2174953
can i use the heir dye coz i want 2 make da plents pletinum

>>2174954
yis dat works sooper well. u shud grow it in micral-grow too.

>>2174829
I was asking if the large flowered species was grandifloria

>>2174962
A. grandiflora isn't hardy in my zone.

>>2174896
I don't have any site suggestions, since right now I pretty much only grow carnivores and orchids , but for my normal potted plants, I used to use some non-enriched potting mix, perlite and peat moss. Some basics about soil are its pH and its ability to retain and drain water. Perlite/sand are often used to help with drainage and I recommend not omitting those from any soil, unless you have a plant that really enjoys wet and stagnant. Peat moss simply because it contains tannic acid, thus making my media a bit more acidic since the plants I grew seemed to enjoy acidity

>>2174931
Is this for real? Well if that is really your Eddy, congrats. But if you're a noob that went out and dropped a few hundred on an eddy... Why. Why???

>>2174951
no men nepinthesis need doormat during teh soomer
bcuz its so hot they cant dijest bugs so tehy need to slep

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>>2174967
yeah thats one of my eddies. Dont worry, its not potted in miracle-gro. Here is one of my villosas.

>>2174969
plz noob, get at my levl m8. clearly you cannut grow the nepenis.

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>>2174972
>tfw easily deposed as best Nep anon

please post better shots of your rigidifolia, It's my favourite species and my 2 have both turned out to be spec hybrids

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>Everybody posting their dank neps
>I only have Rebecca Soper and Ventrata
Well at least I can grow cute dionaea and sarracenia

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>>2174978
dunno how you know I have rigidifolia. Anyways, here it is bby, its a MT clone from the type population.

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>>2174972
nice
how long did it take the edwardsiana to get to that size?
Does it really grow better in intermediate conditions?

also is that lowii >>2174943 yours too?
It's an absolute stunner
Mine is still a little shit, maybe I'll see an upper pitcher in 15 years

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>>2174982
HL group m8

That's magnificent, shame it's so rare both in the wild and in captivity (for noobs like me outside the hardcore inner circle at least). Pic related is my shite natural hybrid from the recent AW release, peristome's darkened to a burnt-red since then but it still has a couple of giveaway stripes on every pitcher

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>>2174991
Still a pretty dope natural hybrid to be honest. I'm a big fan of that one in particular, my faves are x trusmadiensis and x kinabaluensis though. The edwardsiana is like 15 years old I think? I got it relatively recently though. The lowii was a cutting that I rooted a few years ago, my friend had the mother plant since the early 80's. Honestly the murud clone is dope and pretty fast growing.

Here is a klossii meme

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>Mandatory pic of the same Dionaea salad bowl for every thread.

And I won't stop until December

>>2175001
How's your capensis?

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>>2175002
Still alive. I'll take it out in February when dionaea are in the deepest state of dormancy

>>2175005
You should leave it in, imo. It deserves it at this point.

>>2174944
Oh god.... I thought this was a joke.... Its not. It hurts it actually hurts. How is it possible to pay money for a plant then fuck it up that badly.

>>2175012
oh god - I read more. "What are these things like grapes on my capensis" - They're flowers you total fucking retard. FLOWERS! What the ever loving fuck did you think they could be.

"4chans nature board is making fun of us." Yep because you're all fucking stupid.....Oh god. I need to go look at my pings and breath.... and breath.

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>>2174998
Niiiiice, I'll have to resign myself to growing klossii or even klossii x maxima in my dreams, for the time being. Somebody needs to get aristo genetics involved, if nobody can make species seed yet.

My personal favourite has got to be N. x yutaka, a secretive hybrid presumably grown on from seeds taken on a Jap Sabah trek. Who knows what the fuck it is, villosa x lowii looks kind of likely though? There are only a handful of photos, and I've never seen anyone mention it on English-speaking Nep sites either

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>>2175009
I won't kill it, I'll tag it and repot in the capensis pot with its kind. It's just that I don't want it flowering in there, can you imagine the drosera explosion?

BTW cat litter has proven to be the best ping substrate. At least for mexican hybrids.

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>Everybody posting cool rare neps
W-well I have a flowering x ventrata hehehehe ugh

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>>2175015
Yeah I am almost 100% confident that x yutaka is villosa x lowii. Pretty sure this was a cutting taken from the wild, most of those huge rare species you see in Japan are of wild origin.

I thought my robby was rare. Where the fuck do you guys even find these neps????

>>2175001
Taking a second look at this picture I noticed there are some aphids on one leaf. Luckily these faggots die to everything and the only threat they pose it's how fast they reproduce.

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>>2175039
it's not that hard to get rare plants if you build up some connections.

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>>2175013
r/savagegarden, a magical place.

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>>2174998
so your eddy was a poached plant? or did someone raise it before you?

damn, do you have a pic of the big lowii?
I have the trus madi clone too, but as you said, the one from the Gunung Murud seems to grow quicker, at least it adapted much faster to my conditions

>>2175052
No the Eddie came from Rob Sacilotto, he grew out a ton of Edwardsiana from seed around ten years ago. He actually has two large edwardsiana's on his site right now.

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>>2175028
Ooh, looks like a phantom pregnancy (unless you got hold of pollen in the end?). If it makes you feel any better I've only successfully flowered my dreary old Rebecca Soper, although BE talangensis x veitchii is about to pop one out so that should be exciting.

>>2175035
Ah really, I suppose that would explain how they've got so much cool shit under wraps over there! I just assumed they took just seed pods like everyone else appears to. I'm surprised I haven't seen anyone with pic related in captivity.

>>2175039
I have relatively fuck all to show off, my rarest stuff are some very recent artificial eddie hybrid seedlings, tiny AW eddie, original Marabini clone lowii x ventricosa, and vining flava and tenuis (all of which pale in comparison to other anon's collection). My best stuff is from simple sales on forums, the rest is from the big Euro suppliers.

>>2175058
which eddie hybrids do you have? I have access to a ton of tiny recently explanted edwardsiana and rajah if you want to trade.

Here, if any of you filthy /r/SavageGarden casuals want a large seed grown edwardsiana you can find some here.
http://www.pitcherplant.com/img_cs1/n_edwardsiana.html

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rate my sarracenia, I've neglected them for a good 3 years now.

>and they still look better than the trash on r/savagegarden.

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here is a full picture of my lowi

>>2175056
cool, I didn't even know he had edwardsiana
I was worried there for a second

>>2175066
Thanks, it looks absolutely awesome, as does your greenhouse
Only uppers?

>>2175077
>Only uppers?
forgot you said the lowii was a cutting, that explains it now

>>2175058
Phantom pregnancy in a vegetable? First time I've heard of it. No, I didn't get any pollen, maybe next year my Rebecca Soper will flower...

Post pics of the flowers when you get them! I know nep flowers are ugly but they are kind of rewarding.

>>2175065
Come on man give them some love, I know you could make them look beautiful.

>>2175082
I like how pathetic they look.

I'll make a bog garden next year I think, need to find me an old rain barrel first.

>>2175061
Don't intice them

Okay, how possible would it be to have a sex doll plant? I-I have recently developed a fetish, how do I get a plant gf?

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>>2175060
Just flava x ed and a couple of spath x ed. I didn't fancy tenuis x ed, and hamata x ed is incredibly rare and of course ringfenced from the somewhat unwashed masses of the hobby such as myself. Unfortunately I'm in the UK so I'm not sure trading would be feasible, but I appreciate the offer!

>>2175089
>get a pretty big N. hamata
>locate a tightly fitting lower pitcher
>stick dick inside
>pull out fast
>repeat

plant novice here, if i wanted to grow Venus fly traps from scratch indoors what would be the best way to go about it? what terrariums/tanks are the most suitable for growing such plants?

>>2175098
They don't need high humidity nor tropical conditions. They'll do better outdoors, with direct sunlight. Also I recommend you to get adult plants, they are slow. Fucking slow. It'll take them 4 years to reach adulthood from seeds.

>>2175101
my issue is that im living in Ohio and for quite a bit of our year getting 12 hours of sunlight isnt feasible, especially in the coming winter months. is it even worth growing indoors then? or am i just going to end up with an unhealthy plant.

>>2175104
you could always get a t5 flourescent bulb.

>>2175104
Well you don't need 12 hours of sunlight, 4-5 are fine, also in winter they don't need it, they are dormant.

>>2175105
i was hoping for somthing on the smaller scale as i was trying to grow one in my dorm for college (they allow small pets plants and fish but fuck those moving things)

>>2175110
You could always keep a lowland nepenthes.
Hookeriana and bloody mary will do well indoors near a south-facing window, with only one or two hours of sunlight per day.

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So I found out that the cleaner at my workplace has been watering my succulent without my knowledge. Came in after the weekend to find it a bloated, soggy mess. Half the leaves fell off as soon as I touched it, the others look ready to explode.

Drained the excess water off (there must have been 500ml in there), took the whole thing out the pot and tried to loosen the soil. It's been sitting on some absorbent tissue in front of a sunny open window ever since.

Is there any hope for it? How can I save it?

>>2175066
Have you ever sampled the secretions?

Peat-based potting mix with heavy perlite is fine for a ventrata, right? I need to repot it again, and it seems like it was fine using it the last time.

>>2175110
Get a nepenthes hybrid. You will kill your vft with low output lighting.

>>2175178
in my experience, Ventrata really doesn't care about its media. As long as you dont use miracle grow peat

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>>2175082
Yeah those flowers are well past the fertile stage, look at the big pods forming. I've never flowered a female but I know they can pointlessly produce a load of unfertilised chaff even if they never come into contact with pollen. And I definitely will, I love the whole concept of mixing and matching dioecious and potentially complementary plants, and waiting to see what gender plants I've raised for years are. Here's a shot from this morning, after I got a bit impatient and used my phone light to candle the buds inside.

>>2175178
Yep should be fine, keep it simple for ventrata

Anyone know if DE will kill a VFT? Getting really sick of the fungus gnats

>>2175151
Check for root rot. If the rot has progressed to the point where there are no living roots, the odds are slim to none.

>>2175151
It's dead, Jim.
Just go buy another one. Succulents are plentiful and cheap. And this time keep it away from the borderhoppers.

Novice. What are some good potting mix/liquid fertilizer brands I can use for setting up some herbs/lettuce in containers? Also looking for info on some things I should be mixing into the soil (people around here sell lots of horse manure, should that be mixed in half-and-half with the potting mix?).

Doing my own research in the meantime but thought I'd ask here as well.

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>>2175600
>people around here sell lots of horse manure, should that be mixed in half-and-half with the potting mix?)
no, they sell that mixed as stock here, it's the shittiest product I've ever worked with.

>muh menhir f1 hybrid meat-tomatoes.

>>2175496
Hold up, I completely did not see the succulent part. Yeah if that succulent is in that state, it's dead

>>2175151
From my experience, don't let anything alive in your workplace, there will always be some retard that thinks he knows better than you and fuck it up.

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>>2174572
Yeah, here's its brother

>>2175600
I do a lot of container gardening and this is the mix I use: 45% peat moss, 45% compost (I use a premade mix of manure and compost), 10% perlight, plus 2 cups of hydrated lime or dolomite.

>>2175158
Nah that shits gross, it slowly develops over the course of like a month. Its already covered in algae and bacteria by the time there is any consumable amount.

What do I need to plant desert cacti in for them to not die?

I'm taking on hydroponics again.

Most of my seeds have sprouted which is awesome because they're really old + the others are peppers and I know they'll still take a while.

How exactly do I feed them? Do I prepare my nutrient solution in a spray bottle?

Is carniverousplantnursery a good place to buy plants?
In the north where it averages around 14 F in the middle of winter, should I keep my plants outside, or put them on a porch, or just next to a window for dormancy?

>>2175246
>>2175001
Do you ever cut off the dead leafs, or just leave them on?

>>2175793
>understand their watering needs
>well draining soil
>lots of sun

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Hey, does anyone know the name of this?

I know it is a succulent but, I'm wondering what kind.

Thanks!

>>2175809
Yes. Foliar fertilization works
>>2175811
Never heard of them. I use cascadecarnivores, predatoryplants or flytrapcare store. If it's that cold, you should mulch or get a very cold hardy plant like Sarr. Purp ssp purp. Or grow some tropicals indoors all the time

>>2175828
What do you mean by mulch?

>>2175852
Cover the crown to protect from frost. Ice can kill some less cold hardy species

>>2175815
I'll cut off Nep leaves when they've turned entirely black, generally when I notice they look a bit shit (they've also finished absorbing any nutrients well before that point)

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HALP GUISE HAW DO I SAEV MY NERPERHTES

>>2175899
OMG U TRASH NOOB. Why r u not putting ur nerpenis in miracull-gro? It is necesry fro helthy rot produrction

>>2175910
if i snort da mirucul-gro like meth will i get stronk liek plents?

Sarracenia purpurea ssp venosa
Sarracenia flava
Drosera capensis (Narrow Leaf)
$43
Should I do it?

>>2175934
no you can get most of those plants for less than 5 dollars.

>>2175938
lol where

>>2175934
>Drosera capensis
no, don´t do it

>>2175940
as long as you're not buying them from a regular gardening store pretty much anywhere, gardening stores flip their items by 300-400% lol.

>>2175934
not at all worth, but it is also very much dependent on the size of the plants.

>>2175947
>>2175943
They're from Cascade Carnivores
Where else is cheaper?
>>2175942
Which sundew is better?

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>>2175948
where do you live?

I just checked the site I buy plants from sometimes, keep in mind you even get a free plant with the order, usually some kind of Drosera.

>>2175949
North East U.S.

>>2175951
I'd just check for local growers, you want to avoid commercial stores.

make an account on a few carnivorous plant forums and look through the trade area.

>>2175815
I pull dionaea leaves out when they are completely dry, they come out very easily.

>>2175934
4+9+0.5
That's how much those plants costed me.

>>2175978
Where?

>>2175984
I imagine anywhere that isn't horticulturally retarded.

>>2175948
I bought a purp from them and it is about 7 inches across, and had a cut off flower stalk. They have some really nicely sizes plants.

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>>2175989
This it cowering indoors from 110F heat. Pot is 10" for reference

>>2175990
this belongs on r/savagegarden.

>>2175991
I'm just showing what he could expect for the price. Predatory plants charges something like $25 before shipping costs for a plant of similar size and I know that any US home improvement stores will charge 20-30 for a flowering size sarr

r/savagegarden here. Suck my cock my desu, alsl pls gib peacher plont. Hehe xDDDDDDDDD

>>2175993
horticulture is a lot cheaper here.

the sites I order the most from are http://www.araflora.com/ and http://orchids-shop.com/

they both have an english option, so you can look around on them if you'd like, they even ship to the US I think.

>>2175994
i will trade u 1 pitcher plants if u gib one batter plants xddddddd

Is growing from seeds worth it?

>>2175997
no.

>>2175995
The shipping is astronomical. I just checked it and shipping to me in CA is €25
The first website's prices don't look too bad if someone is ordering from Europe, but for an American, this shipping makes it impractical. But the second website... €15 for a Nep vent x amp???? Holy fuck that's robbery

>>2175997
Growing sunflowers from seed? Sure.
Growing Cephalotus from seed? zozzle

>>2176000
the shipping is pretty much free here.

if the price is high that's usually because it's a huge plant.

>>2175953
This is the best option. Good way to get pollen and shit too
>>2176002
Probably that too. I still remember dropping over $30 to get a large nep shipped to me
Had to mow a ton of lawns for that

>>2176001
Purpureas, Sundews, and Flavas

>>2176004
€25 isn't a whole lot for shipping plants all the way from the netherlands though.

>>2176005
Don't bother. It will take years for your plants to get to adult size.
>>2176006
Yeah it's not. But it's riskier since longer travel time and it just makes the purchase a bit more expensive

>>2175990
Just ordered a Sarracenia flava and a Drosera intermedia from there. I hope they come good.

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So... I'm listing all of the plants in my vivarium and I have no clue what these guys are, if anyone wants to ID them that'd be top, also one of my bromeliads died a bit at the top so I trimmed off the dead bit it'll grow back right?

>>2176130
probably just peperomia.
>it'll grow back right
if it flowered, otherwise no.

they need to flower to trigger the hormones for that.

>>2176130
>bromeliad
Short answer: It's fine.
I pity the man who can kill a bromeliad.

>>2176136
trimming an immature bromeliad kills the plant m8.

>>2176133
>>2176136
>>2176137
It had flowered, that's the part that died off dissapointingly.

>>2176137
That wasn't the bromeliad in the picture i don't think, so his might not be immature.
Post a picture of the other plant anon, we will assess.

>>2176142
bromeliads always die after flowering, but they produce babies while they're at it.
>>2176144
he posted a picture of the plant he wanted ID'd, not the bromeliad he was talking about m8.

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>>2176146
This is the bromeliad, I got it off someone when they complained the flower had died. In their words "it's lost it's colour and gone brown and ugly", kek.
I'd figured if I cut it down to the leaves which weren't completely fucked it'd regrow, if it won't I'll replant it in a pot and pick up something to go in its place.

>>2176146
But I've literally never seen a bromeliad die.
You're confusing the shit out of me, I hope you've had as many beers as I have.

Post a picture of the bro so we don't have to have this discussion please anon.

>>2176148
Bigger picture please, can't see plant or pot.
Bros love repotting from my experience, but can't tell you if it's necessary.

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>>2176146
Here's a better view of it, is it fuckaroo'd?

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>>2176148
they die after flowering slowly and produce keikis on the sides.
>>2176150
it takes years for them to actually die.

my bromeliad produced flowers this year, it's a baby from the plant I had 3 years ago.

>>2176153
It's in a vivarium not a pot, it's close to an anthurium but I've got bits of corkbark separating them under the substrate so they don't have a plant fight

>>2176154
Not going to die.
Post pot so we can determine repotting eligibility.

>>2176160
It's not in a pot
>>2176159

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>>2176160
bromeliads ALWAYS die after flowering m8, but it can take a while.

>>2176161
It looks alive but wait for plont to give you the final word.

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>>2176166
it doesn't matter how it looks, it's going to focus on producing small plants on the side now and die.

that's just how they work.

>>2176169
Like pups? So I may well get a few more out of the guy?

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>>2176170
a lot, the entire base is usually covered with keikis.

just leave it be, if they don't rot away they'll be fine.

>>2176171
That's actually pretty incredible.

I really hope that grew naturally.

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>>2176172
haha, ofcourse not.

too bad I'll never get a girl to look at it anyway so it's all for nothing.

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>>2176173
rip effort 2015-2016.

>>2176171
I'm reading up again on this. I thought they were pretty stable 15-17 year plants but I didn't know they died after flowering otherwise. Thanks for educating me.

Don't pineapples keep producing/living after plucked? Or is the fruiting stage different than the flowering stage?

>>2176173
Throw some coins on it and you might get a Jewish girl to look at it, that'd be hilarious.

Reading through this thread has got me wanting some carnivorous plants.

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>>2176177
the plant itself doesn't die, the main plant however does.

if you plant the fruit of a pineapple you'll get another pineapple plant, I'm not sure how they go about producing keikis on the side.

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>>2176179
it was for some mudslime girl I dated for like 2 weeks.

>>2176171
>>2176173
Is that Sphagnum moss?
Shit is comfy af to walk on

>>2176180
I would rather take the fruit and plant the top because the same thing happens. Never stuck a pineapple fruit in the ground though because you don't need to, plant the tops.
Cool cloning cycle, that's where 1/3 of my bromeliad exp comes from though which explains the confusion. I had one of those massive pink flower bros you posted and a couple others.

>>2176184
Mnium sp.

Sphagnum only grows in bogs like >>2176180

that's where I collect the sphagnum for my plants.

>>2176183
Swasticka or heart?

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>>2176189
I made both around the same time, never showed them to her anyway.

>YOU HAVE TO COME DOWN.

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>>2176186
it's only worth planting the fruit when it's not edible yet.

>>2176192
What's the procedure for them, my neighbour goes on holiday for two weeks in a few days.

>>2175827
No one here really knows succulents. It's a Sempervivum however. Can you take photos of the flowers? It would help in deciding what species it is.

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>>2176197
pick moss up and relocate it.

moss don't care.

the forest here looks like this anyway.

>>2176200
Hope the neighbours appreciate the 30ft moss cock on their lawn, I have a fuck load of pillow miss from vivariums I move it about a lot when I want a different look, moss really don't give a fuck.

>>2176201
as long as it doesn't dry out it's usually fine.

>>2176122
When I receive the Drosera would it be okay to do leaf cuttings on it, or would that cause too much stress for the plant after being shipped?

>>2176215
Let the poor plant rest
Also, you should make sure you soak your sarr's roots in pure water since they are being shipped in the middle of summer

>>2176219
How long should I soak it for?

>>2176223
15 - 30 min. If it's floppy and very wilted looking, keep the roots and as much of the plant in pure water for at least half an hour. Make sure you have some nice, cool, moist media for it afterwards. I'm not sure how to deal with sundews though. I've never actually had any sundew plants

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What's this?

Harvested a bunch of sphag from the bog out back. Pondering the best way to cultivate it to get more.

safety bump

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This year I've been experimenting with dionaea, I took two similarly sized young sawtooth and been feeding one regularly and the other one every now and then, these are the results. First the well feed one

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>>2176340
And this is the other one, noticeably smaller.

Also I learned that mealworms can spoil Dionaea traps easily, be careful with them.

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So I have this Pothos plant, and I'd like to put some of it on the upper side of my aquarium (something like pic related).
I cut some twig and put it in a vase filled with water and waited several weeks for some roots to grow. I don't see any root, but the twigs did not die. What was wrong with what I did? How should I cut it? Or should I just uproot one twig and put it in the water with his earthly roots?

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why the fuck is my sphagnum suddenly dying?

I allways stored it in transperent plastic bags, which it did fine in

But a few days ago, I put it in transparent plastic boxes and put a plexi-glass lid with a few holes in it on top

I placed it in the shade (exactly where the plastic bags were laying) and now it seems to be dying relatively fast

plz halp

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>>2176363
here are the Sphagnum boxes

is it savable?

>>2176243
Think that's passionflower sir, from what I can see.

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Would a tank like this be good for growing sundews inside or would I be going to far? Can I just shine a fluorescent lamp on a potted plant and get the same results?

>>2176341
Mealworms can eat the traps before they kill the worm

>>2176342
I just cut a stem off of mine to grow, I cut it at an angle and then scraped the sides of where i cut it off at so roots can grow off the side as well. Have you tried that?

hey guise my my diona musica has brown leavs idk y wat can i dew? i gabe it tap wadur and put it in my rum under rum lite why it not workeng? i ebin fed it som meet sinc it is carniveris!!!!! y nor wurk?????

>>2176463
bcuz tey need salt water :Dddddddddd

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WAT IZ WR0NMG WRONGD MY FKY TRAP GUISE????!!!???

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HALP GUISE Y IZ DA COPPUR KILLIN MEH PLENTZ DDDD::::

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meh veenus vly trep iz haelthy tho

>>2176478
thats a napenis

>>2176472
the madness never ends

>>2176479
ar you fuking dum????? thats a seracensitive purplea! downboted

>>2176485
fug :DDDDDDDD
spurpo.mp4

>>2176381
Nah it looks like passionflower leaves aren't toothed like this stuff, thanks for the guess though

>>2176243
bergamot.

>>2176452
No I haven't. I'll try, thank you.

>>2176445
Unashamed self-bump

>>2176524
Thanks

>>2176529
You could also try putting it in water mixed with miracle gro, but I don't know how well it would work out.

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How do you like my Masdevallia, friends? This flower shows how Dracula and Masdevallia and other Pleurothallids are related.

>>2176365
Doesn't look too bad to me? Maybe the change in humidity has thrown it off a bit

>>2176585
10/10, would sniff

>>2176596
it was 100% green (the green one), as I only collected harvested the heads

But you are giving me hope, I'll just let it be and hope for the best

>>2176445
You can literally just plop them next to a windowsill and supplement that with some high output lighting. Terraria are overkill for most carnivores

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for the guy that asked how a Z11 BCP looks, here it is
It has longer petioles than I thought

The poor plant spent 10 days in a dark box, because "something went wrong in the post office"
Considering that, it looks still surprisingly good

Let's hope it adaps well and survives the ordeal

>>2176650
>Something went wrong in the post office
Oh USPS, never change

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>>2176650
Thanks it looks wonderful! Post offices around the world, those places.

Btw a friend has given me this cluster of B52 because I've been helping him with his greenhouse this evening.

>>2176684
What size pots that damn. Looks like a 2/3in pot

>>2176704
5.5 centimeters, so... 2 inches?

>>2176713
That's adorable

Does anyone here use the first method for distilled water for their plants?
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Distilled-Water

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does anyone know how to take care of ladyslippers?
i bought a small white and purple one

>>2176585
I've been thinking about collecting pleurothallids and bulbophyllum recently but I'm kind of afraid of killing them. Are pleurothallids easy to grow in doors or do you have a specialized terrarium/greenhouse?

>>2176838
Obviously repot it.
It needs sun and water.
>the answer to all plant questions

Who here is /botanist/

>>2176866
I'm /biochemist/, but I was about to go biology if that counts

>>2176915
What's the job like? Does it pay well?

>>2176920
No that's my major hahaha. I'm actually going to be a navy officer

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So I posted a q in the previous thread just before this one. Pic was question

>>2176931
Ah, cool. Good luck out there.

>>2176932
Don't buy one from a department store
Don't put it in a windowsill unless you live in the arctic

>>2176939
I think my plants might need the luck more than me. My girlfriend, who I will be moving in with, is utter garbage at keeping plants alive. Once I left my truncata with her for about a month since I was traveling and all of the pitchers got aborted.

>lowes only sells miracle gro enriched perlite
>sells VFTs right next to them for $10
the fuck man

>>2176954
Agh, that's a shame, truncatas really are beautiful.

>>2176968
Yeah. At least the plant survived. Orchids that I have given her and even strawberries and lithops have been... less fortunate.

>>2176979
Also same girl that killed my VFTs when I gifted them to her

>>2176982
If she's interested you should teach her how to take care of them.

>>2176979
I still don't understand how people can fail to take care of even the most basic of living things.

>>2177010
it's easy- they came from families that didn't know shit and learned it's okay to just give up instead of actually figuring out how to do it.

Tissue culture looks so cool and fun, but it looks super expensive to get into, is it worth it?

>>2177010
I can take blame for the strawberries. I was a fucking idiot and transplanted them in the fucking middle of a california summer. And I guess I didn't remove enough leaves because they wilted and I guess then died on her in a few weeks. I think she may have overwatered the lithops because she said they exploded or something. As for the phals... Not sure what the fuck happened there
>>2176999
Checked. But yeah I will have to. I'll let her finish school first though. She's doing a double major and seems to need injections of caffeine to stay alive at this point right now
>>2177012
Well her mom has a lot of orchids. Dunno what the fuck happened to her

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>>2176198
Sure!

Thank you.

>>2177033
okay I guess she just doesn't give a fuck lol.

>>2177046
Man I hope that isn't the case. If she kills my fucking plants I'm going to be fucking pissed

Id love to start growing, but I live in Newfoundland. I don't know what I can grow, are permanent indoor plants viable? I just want a leafy friend

>>2177089
Of course anon, what are you looking for?
Flowers, pitchers, big happy leaves...?

>>2177108
:D I can do pitcher plants? That's our provincial plant! Where do I start?

>>2177139
Well Sarracenia purpurea ssp purpurea is found natively there so you can grow it outdoors with pretty much fuck all for protection. Nepenthes can be grown indoors

>>2176612
They unfortunately don't have a smell

>>2176838
http://www.aos.org/orchids/culture-sheets/novice-paphiopedilum.aspx
Here's a great link for the beginner. Paphs really aren't too hard to take care of and are good for people just getting into orchids.

>>2176849
I really wouldn't recommend growing any of the Pleurothallids outside of a high-humidity grown area. If you live in California or Florida it makes it a lot easier to grow them outside, but other than that I really wouldn't grow them in house. You can just set-up a fish tank to hold plants. The most utilitarian way to grow them is a big Rubbermaid container with lights.

>>2177021
If you have a group of plants that you really want to propagate then yes, but otherwise it's just too cost prohibitive. There are also too many ways to mess up the sterilization without having a flow hood or a dedicated area to tissue culture.

>>2177040
Unfortunately Sempervivum are very hard to break down into individual plants. I thought that if I saw the flowers I could identify it better, but it seems like that won't happen. If you have a plant tag, you can just label it Sempervivum sp. and it'll be fine. Very pretty plant btw.

>>2177143
Most of the swampland is protected though, I hear you can get in a lot of trouble for skeeting a plant from even a green space. I'll see what I can do though, and report back if I make progress! Thank you so much! Ill have a purple garden of carnivorous biomass in no time

>>2177148
Do you have a picture of your setup? I'm looking to grow under lights in a tank but I'm not sure what kind of lights I'd need or whether cooling is necessary.

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>>2177163
Purpurea is one of the best CPs for newies, you won't regret it (they suck at getting any prey compared to tall Sarracenia tho)
Don't get one from the wild just buy one, they are the cheapest Sarracenia, and since it's native to your area cross pollination with wild ones won't be a concern.

BTW I planted my B52 cluster in moss with some friends

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>>2177236
>>2176684
nice, now it just needs to grow


Also, what is growing in my bog tubs?
Is it some kind of terrestrial Utricularia?
If so, which species?

I didn't plant it there, it just appeared, maybe i brought it with some new plants

A pic of the flowers (?)
maybe kleistogam (how the fuck is this called in english?) ones?

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>>2177241
and the suspected leafes

forgot to say sorry for the bad quality
but the flowers are about 1mm "big"

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This thread hijacked my jacking.

So lighting question, would nepenthes do ok in a South facing window? Canada so light isn't really great but roommate would shit brix if I bought lights.

Ironically I come home to lights,fan and TV on after work with no one home but that's different apparently

>>2177246
Nothing triggers me more than assholes who leave the lights/tv/etc. on when they're not in use.

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>>2177246
UK grower so sunlight is also dogshit - all my Neps do great over summer facing south-ish though. However, many come to a complete standstill over winter, and I imagine winters here are considerably milder than yours. Maybe consider artificial lighting but surrounded by reflective foil, seems to work ok in my terrariums and doesn't look too shit either. Oh and it also depends what Nepenthes it is, if it's ventrata/Miranda/Bloody Mary then there's no need to make a fuss in the first place.

>>2177163
If you poach plants, I would suggest that you kill yourself.
Just go and buy one online or something.

>>2177242
Those look like the fruiting heads from the moss

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I was looking at the spaghnum moss of my venus fly trap, and I noticed that there were these tiny bugs crawling around in it that were no bigger than the head of a pin. They were too small to be able to take a picture of, so I tried to draw a picture of what they looked like. Can anyone ID this bug for me? Will it harm my plant? How can I get rid of it?

>>2177203
I'm just using two CFL bulbs that have a color temp of 6500k. I have a piece of acrylic between them and the plants, so they don't overheat.

>>2177241
It's cleistogamous

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Can anyone help me identify this?
I bought it for 12 dollars at a walmart.

>>2177485
Hello new tripfag
It's a generic yucca

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>>2177259
I honestly didn't check because I assumed intense sunlight like for a vft and there is a overhang. Day 3 and so far drosera capensis and p. Primaflora are still producing dew.

Leaf on butterwort is dying but nothing major

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>>2177448
thanks

>>2177325
I'm pretty sure they aren't
Here is a sightly better pic, including the tiny, "grass-like" leafes

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>>2177485
I got a yucca a few years ago, try not moving it too much, they grow towards the light and now mine is curved everywhere.

>>2177254
Well idk about this TV since it's a led I think but I believe a 1000 watt plasma costs around 1$/month to be on 24/7 so idk how lighting is a problem. Home depot has led panels but idk if they are strong enough.

https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.led-accent-task-light-white.1000747273.html


Mostly interested in the 3 sisters and Mexi pings but local greenhouse only had d. Capensis and p primaflora.

Seriously considering icps membership for seedbank since keehns carnivores sold out to urban bog then went under

>>2177506
I'm not new. I just don't post on this board often.
Thanks for the identification, I assumed it was some kind of palm.

sarracenia purpurea
more like
sarracenia diarrhea
hah got em

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My Ventrata after a drastic prune and repotting. I feel like I poodled it, but the other leaves were yellowing/browning and had no pitchers so I clipped them.

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>>2177574
>cutting off leaves when they're yellow

>>2177584
They were shadowing the new growth and were well on their way to browning out. I made the decision to clip them.

>>2177428
I have them too, they are inoffensive and seem to just live of flytraps' nectar.

Is it too late in the year to grow pitcher plants from seed?

>>2177787
You could try, you might be successful. But you can also wait until the fall and plant them and let them experience the cold, I heard that helps them out to sprout in the spring.

>>2177787
If you had growlights you could do it indoors. I saw a forum post years ago how some growers got faster growth by skipping the first year of dormancy in seedlings.

>>2176452
>>2176529
Disregard this, the cutting I had didn't have any small root nubs sticking out of it, make sure yours has little brown nubs sticking out on the sides and put those in the water.

>>2177510
Yeah upon seeing the detailed images, there appears to be something resembling petals. My bad

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My price has arrived!

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>tfw winning free drosera rotundifolia seeds on terraforums
feels good man

>>2178281
best of luck with the drosophyllum
>>2178284
dank

how 2 germinate papaya???

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>>2178327

>>2178329
but it dont work???

>>2178327
Why grow it from seed tho

>>2176478
Are you bugguy?

>>2178360
Everyone seems to think so.

>>2178364
he left his trip the same.

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>>2178364
>>2178391
Good. Because I have a thorn to pick with him. He gave me advice earlier this year on how to over winter by Venus Fly Trap, and after doing so it died. I want to hear what he has to say for himself.

>>2178406
What did you do to your vft?

>>2178408
If you fucking put it in a garage, that's your own fucking fault by the way

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>>2178408
>>2178409
He told me to put it in my fucking basement. So I made a little ledge out of cardboard and taped it to a north facing window. And it died. It fucking died. I knew most of the leafs were supposed to fall off, and they did fall off. All of them fell off. And they never came back up when summer came.

>>2178415
Did I say north? I meant south.

>>2178415
Why the fuck would you put it in a basement? They still photosynthesize during dormancy.

>>2178433
South facing window probably meant 5-6 hours of direct sun per day though. Not sure what you guys are on about but if he lives above the equator, it got sun.

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I got my s. Flava in the mail today and the tubes are bent inside the packaging at about 1/3 of the way up. Should it be okay? Pic related

>>2178415
It didn't get enough light. What does our VFT poster think?
>>2178437
It'll be fine.

Newfriend here, I have this bonsai I got at a flea market about a month ago, and it hasn't shown any real progress despite my proper watering cycle. Am I doing something wrong? Also please note that I don't know what kind of tree it is exactly. I tried sniffing it to check if maybe it was a kind of pine or rosemary, but it's so prickly I can't get too close to it. I'd send pics but I don't know if this compy has any of my bonsai on it.

>>2178460
Post pic

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>>2178455
:^(

>>2178482
Yeah it'll be fine. It's new pitchers will be straight, albeit possibly carry some defects from the stress of being in a small box for a few days

>>2178483
Until which point on the plant should i cover with cp mix?

>>2178485
Just a bit above the top of the rhizome. Leave just the base of the green parts above the soil.

>>2178486
Ok, thanks.

Holy crap this thread didn't even last a week. New bread incoming

NEW BREAD: >>2178506

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As this sprouted from the soil of one of my colous plants I was sure that it was Cannabis from a seed planted by a friend. Now i'm not so sure. If not, what is it?