I have had this plant in my collection for a few years now. I recently saw a plant called D. Nidiformis. The plants were identical in size, gland colouration and leaf shape. I was just wondering if the plant had had its name changed.
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Aahh, that explains it then. Thanks!
Here is info/confirmation about the name change/a picture... http://www.carnivorousplants.org/seedbank/species/D_nidiformis.htm
And for those only interested in the picture, here she be on her own:
There y'all are!
And for those only interested in the picture, here she be on her own:
There y'all are!
yea, very nice plant nidiformis is. Just recently, a bunmch of seeds sprouted..so i have some now. Very nice.
PlantAKiss
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I have a nidiformis...I like it a lot. However it did have a bout of that fungus mentioned on the carnivorousplant.org page. Thankfully it has recovered and proven to be a fast grower. But it does seem to have a reputation for being difficult to grow.
Suzanne
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