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May be in a world of hurt..

  • #21
Definitely update us with some pics once they put on a bit of size. I'm picturing a drosera sponge, or maybe fog would be a better word.
 
  • #22
Good, God, man!

What have you done!?
 
  • #23
Millipede said:
hmm.. i dont see the problem ???
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The problem is that the seed in that picture is roughly 2 weeks old...and there already look like there are a lot of plants. Give them a month or two and watch out!
 
  • #24
I had that situation... once. I would start preparing more pots and using several 1/4 teaspoonfuls into each pot.
 
  • #25
Hey Mass,

I did something similar a couple years ago with a billion fresh cape seeds.......

Look out, cuz they can take over your entire house! ;)

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  • #27
And nice Cape Dews
 
  • #28
I kinda did like you did MM I sowed my seeds (2 packets0 on a 4 inch pot of LFS. I got about 50 sprouts, I figure I'll let them grow a bit and the pot them out. Man I'm going to have a windowsill of dews!
 
  • #29
Ngantnier said:
I kinda did like you did MM I sowed my seeds (2 packets0 on a 4 inch pot of LFS. I got about 50 sprouts, I figure I'll let them grow a bit and the pot them out. Man I'm going to have a windowsill of dews!
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I'm thinking I'll grow some outdoors during the summer, some on the windowsill, and some in the terrarium. Might as well.. thinking I'll have plenty to play with.
 
  • #30
...and you can bring the rest to the North-Central CP gathering near Chicago this spring or summer ;)
 
  • #31
Fryster: that's what the soil of the D.scorp I had growing right next to a capensis looked like when I let the latter bloom and didn't realize what would happen XD.
 
  • #32
massmorels said:
You guys warned me.. but I didn't listen. After dumping 1000 capensis seeds into one pot 2 weeks ago, I found this tonight.
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be sure to place them in the center of all your other pots and let them all flower. :-O


dashman said:
WORLD DOMINATION!
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ROFL

I just fell out of my chair.

Thanks dashman. That made my night.
 
  • #33
Can we see pics? I imagine that pot is like 90% plant matter now!
 
  • #34
As you sow,
so shall you reap! :-O
...and reap! :lol:
...and reap!:-P-:

...and reap! :headwall:



...and reap! :-))


Been there... done that!
 
  • #35
Funny this thread got bumped.. I just took more pics tonight.

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  • #36
Nice! I'm always trying to find the lucky mutation with different plants, so what I'd do? plant em outside to face a harsh winter. Plant a billion seeds and you might just get a few. You'll need, what, two flowering plants? I'm mean that way, but I do have a pineapple plant right now that faced the trial of death: a week out in winter. It currently has a pineapple growing and I'ma plant it eventually! :D

Considering a capensis seed spreading ability though, we'll have a new invasive species if it learns to survive the cold and nutrients :-)) Might be the only one you have to add MORE chemical fertilizers to get rid of!
 
  • #38
Looking good.

Hey nepenthes, just put
after, and the pic will show up. Those pots look great.
 
  • #39
wow...ill do the same with my cape im sure... just that crazy.. MM I'll happily take some off your hands once I get back from deployment! :D
 
  • #40
thats alot of dews, when is you next update gana be, i wana see how much they have grown :D
 
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