Sarracenia seed!

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Sarracenia0

• Sep 5, 2003

• #1

Well, since the Sarracenia seed season is almost here....

I really like growing carnivorous plants from seed. So this winter I would like to sow as many kinds of Sarracenia seeds, hybrids and species, as I can. I have a few species of seed currently for trade, but I can also trade some plants for the seed.

I am also interested in temperate Drosera and Pinguicula seeds.


Let Me Know
Mike

 

D

Davidson

• Sep 5, 2003

• #2

I have some leucophylla seed, if you are interested.

 

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sarracenia

• Sep 9, 2003

• #3

Keep an eye on this trading post. In about six weeks, or whenever I harvest the final seed pod waiting to ripen, I plan on having a big giveaway here. I have kind of a unique idea planned. I won't have any species, but all hybrids from crosses I performed this past spring. Unfortunately, squirrels (I'm assuming) nabbed several developing seed pods from some unique crosses, but I should have around 10-15 different ones available, provided there are no more losses.

 

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Vertigo

• Sep 9, 2003

• #4

Sarracenia, let me be the first to say...WOO HOO!!!

 

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Davidson

• Sep 9, 2003

• #5

No kidding

 

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jhaluska

• Sep 9, 2003

• #6

Ok, all you have to do is get a plant big enough to eat a squirrel...

 

Cynic81

Frakkin Toaster

• Sep 9, 2003

• #7

... with acorn-scented nectar

And there are already sarras big enough to eat squirrels. anyone seen gardenofeden's flava?

 

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Sarraceniaobsessed

• Sep 10, 2003

• #8

SIGN ME UP PLEASE!

Probably mice got the seed pods. They are notorious for this. Grasshoppers are bad to eat a developing ovary too.

GardenofEden Flava! Show me!

 

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SnowyFalcon

• Sep 10, 2003

• #9

I'll be waiting too!!!

Heres a link to the picture that I think you're looking for, SarraceniaObsessed.
Tallest Pitcher

SF

 

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jhaluska

• Sep 10, 2003

• #10

That would have to be one really skinny squirrel.

 

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mat_man444

• Sep 10, 2003

• #11

Jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeez. Thats one tall pitcher. And look at how small the pot looks.

 

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Spectabilis73

• Sep 10, 2003

• #12

ok, now lets not start another squirrel riot

 

BigCarnivourKid

It's been one of dem days

• Sep 10, 2003

• #13

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Yeah, no sence in get squirrely over squirrels again.

Once a year's enough

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Sarracenia0

• Oct 8, 2003

• #14

I am still interested in this subject.

One of the more interesting seeds I have is
D.filformsis "red"

Mike

 

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BjørnNorman

• Oct 8, 2003

• #15

hello, I have Drosera rotundifolia seeds that I have colleted from a nearby bog here in Norway if you want to trade...