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[Noddy]

Here what you think... ENJOY (",)

I really want a Tripple Cupped Trap Next

Noddy

[Capensis]

I think it's cool.

[Noddy]

Thanks Capensis

I am working on the collection...

I want the VERY EXOTIC type's

Noddy

[Mr. Truncata]

Some people don't like mutant vfts. I'm not one of those poeple though. Nice plant.

[Adam]

they're my favorite! I need to find a place that sells them!

[RL7836]

Your pic highlights why this mutation is my favorite VFT - every trap is different (or has the potential to be different). In the spring, the variety isn't always that great but once mid to late summer hits, each trap makes it's own personal statement - very cool!

[Noddy]

Hi guy's

Hi Mr. Truncata there's a simple answer to that BUY YOURS FROM A GARDEN CENTRE JOB DONE, very boring if you ask me.

Hi awgaupp well your not going to find in a garden centre that's for sure I had one come in from germany the other up north in the UK, you have to locate a grower that likes weird things I guess, as it's only done by division, though I am having problems with that, got to try no rooting power, see if that works.

Hi RL7836 well I read that somewhere but as you well know there not so easy to purchase and they hold there price... With ease, mainly due being so exotic.

I am looking for more .... Got a new set up I'll be posting later...

Noddy

[Adam]

i dont get about mr. truncata He just said he liked mutations. PS, not being rude, but i dont really buy cps from garden centers, only my fav. local 3. rest i buy online unless lowes has a discount

[back2eight]

I watched a B52 go on ebay for 60 bucks. There are places you can buy exotic VFTs, but they are all overseas. I don't know of any CP growers in the US who are propogating these. I looked into what it would cost to order from Australia and get some of the ones that Triffid Park carries, but it is super expensive to import from Australia, and the wholesale prices are not exactly cheap to begin with.

[jimscott]

Your pic highlights why this mutation is my favorite VFT - every trap is different (or has the potential to be different). In the spring, the variety isn't always that great but once mid to late summer hits, each trap makes it's own personal statement - very cool!

I wonder if there's a higher statistical probablity of a leaf cutting of nature to produce more of the same. Ron Dudek has one with a third appendage, perpendicular to the two halves.