Catopsis mooreniana

JMN16150

• Jun 11, 2013

• #1

Is this bromeliad one of the carnivorous ones? Thanks!

 

Maiden

• Jun 11, 2013

• #2

The only 2 carnivorous bromeliads are catopsis berteroniana and brocchinia reducta, from what i know

 

JMN16150

• Jun 11, 2013

• #3

aw thanks though

 

amphirion

• Jun 11, 2013

• #4

there's one more. Brocchinia hechtioides grows sympatrically with B. reducta, is also carnivorous.

 

Maiden

• Jun 11, 2013

• #5

amphirion said:

there's one more. Brocchinia hechtioides grows sympatrically with B. reducta, is also carnivorous.

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Cool, i didnt know that, thanks for the info

 

mcmcnair

• Jun 11, 2013

• #6

moreniana is not, however it does catch bugs in the wells just like berteroniana. So maybe further research is needed to conclusively say it is not carnivorous

 

JMN16150

• Jun 11, 2013

• #7

Why are carnivorous broms sooo hard to find T-T!

 

Maiden

• Jul 9, 2013

• #8

They are not hard to find

 

Plant Planter

The Most Uncreative Name in the History of Ever

• Jul 9, 2013

• #9

Maiden said:

They are not hard to find

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You just have to know where to look.









Which I don't.

 

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pearldiver

• Jul 9, 2013

• #10

And possibly have a fat wallet?

 

Maiden

• Jul 10, 2013

• #11

Nah its not so expensive. PM me, i will tell you some good places where you can find that kind of plants.

 

Plant Planter

The Most Uncreative Name in the History of Ever

• Jul 11, 2013

• #12

pearldiver said:

And possibly have a fat wallet?

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Yeah, a fat wallet would be good. Even better would be a fat wallet that has MONEY inside.




No, not really. Most carnivorous plants aren't THAT expensive.

 

Maiden

• Aug 26, 2013

• #13

2 days ago, i buyed a heliamphora minor var pilosa 200$USD, trust me, a stylidium is not at all expensive!