Hi everyone, been a while since I posted. Anyway-- update.
My MONSTER byblis liniflora is doing nicely, the other one died but it left its seed.
Hopefully its offspring will inherit its weird traits
Ok... here's the question. Recently was given 4 drosera falconeri. FOC (fresh out of tissue culture). Of course I dont want to be responsible for their deaths, and falconeri I heard is fairly difficult. I have a tiny experience with petiolaris complex, but not a LOT. (Right now, just have d. lanata- though it's doing very well).
I put it under the same conditions lanata used to be in during the cold months- covered completely, waterlogged, under an HD bulb a couple inches away. Should this do the trick?
The other two I gave to my brother, and he put them under the same conditions but its a much smaller bulb.
Would I need to provide more heat? I do live in orange county so it isn't to cold (and in the house of course), and the HD bulb heats things up pretty well- also our heat is on more often.
My MONSTER byblis liniflora is doing nicely, the other one died but it left its seed.
Hopefully its offspring will inherit its weird traits
Ok... here's the question. Recently was given 4 drosera falconeri. FOC (fresh out of tissue culture). Of course I dont want to be responsible for their deaths, and falconeri I heard is fairly difficult. I have a tiny experience with petiolaris complex, but not a LOT. (Right now, just have d. lanata- though it's doing very well).
I put it under the same conditions lanata used to be in during the cold months- covered completely, waterlogged, under an HD bulb a couple inches away. Should this do the trick?
The other two I gave to my brother, and he put them under the same conditions but its a much smaller bulb.
Would I need to provide more heat? I do live in orange county so it isn't to cold (and in the house of course), and the HD bulb heats things up pretty well- also our heat is on more often.