LACPS

droseradude · Jun 17, 2006

This was at the california state university of fullerton greenhouse run by Ed Read (previously Leo Song). Many of the photos posted near the begginning are noncarnivore.
mystery ping

tillandsia

A stinging plant

SHIZANDRA!!!
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c21/dacr0w/****.jpg
some sort of succulent... was by lithops

dionaea muscipula red dragon

this was a pretty nice d. regia

PINGS

droseradude · Jun 17, 2006

I don't know what nepenthes this is

ok, heres the biggest p. gigantea EVER.

B. gigantea. I don't see these everyday

Here is alan, my brother next to the biggest staghorn fern ive ever heard of.

They like to use the dead pitchers for classes i assume

d. regia

There was something about planting the big coconut seed in general discussion, heres a good photo

adelae

I got... a d. broomensis, d. regia, aldrovanda, and this

thank you for viewing

LLeopardGGecko · Jun 18, 2006

Cool

I really wanted to be at this but I had work

Oh, and nice D. prolifera. I've always wanted one of those. How much did you pay for it?

nepenthes_ak · Jun 18, 2006

Yea I asked about the coconut... sweet...

To bad they get like 80 feet..

droseradude · Jun 18, 2006

prolifera was 12

The coconut was like 6 feet tall i think
must be long time before theyre 80

nepenthes_ak · Jun 18, 2006

I think its like 7+ years...

Maybe I could make a Bonzi Coconut Palm Tree?

setep · Jun 18, 2006

Nice -
I especially like the sisters.

droseradude · Jun 25, 2006

hey, could somebody identify the mystery ping?

CP2k · Jun 25, 2006

The mystery ping is gypsicola.

Rubra · Jun 25, 2006

Why do I miss all the best meetings? Looks like y'all had a good time. I like the first ping and I like the welwitschia.

Peter

Tamlin Dawnstar · Jun 26, 2006

The unknown succulent is a Haworthia, but I forget the species name, oretty closely related to H. truncata/

Nice photo's, thanks for sharing!

droseradude · Jun 26, 2006

oh I meant the first picture... the pinguicula
thanks for the id anyhow

pingman · Jul 2, 2006

Hey Peter, we did have a nice time. It definitely was a hot one, but we tried to stay cool in the shade house.
Ed did a nice job of giving us the grand tour of the complex.

See ya next time!

The other Peter.

dgower82 · Jul 3, 2006

There are never any of these things in Michigan. I wonder how old that staghorn is. So far thats the biggest one I have seen in cultivation, but I have seen bigger ones in Australia. And is that a P. 'titan' I see behind the P. gigantea, not the P. agnata, the one in front of the black thing

. Also what is that strange looking plant above the coconut?