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Is this what I THINK it is?!?

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And if so, what kind of dew is it? That's the "red" sphagnum I brought home from the bog, and I found this growing in it tonight.

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I need to check Schnell's range map, but I believe that that's D. rotundifolia.
 
REALLY!?!? I really wanted one of those. lol
 
leaf blade wider than long was the key character. might be a bit small to see. but one leave seems to be the case.
 
kulamauiman said:
leaf blade wider than long was the key character. might be a bit small to see. but one leave seems to be the case.
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yeah, it is tiny.. Pretty tough to get pics of at the moment. It is a dew though right?
 
massmorels said:
yeah, it is tiny.. Pretty tough to get pics of at the moment. It is a dew though right?
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I can say very confidently, yes, it is a dew.
 
i think i have had this species germinate from plain old peat or LFS. Could tell it didnt like my too warm temps as compared to D. rotundoflolia 'Charles Darwin'.
 
kulamauiman said:
i think i have had this species germinate from plain old peat or LFS. Could tell it didnt like my too warm temps as compared to D. rotundoflolia 'Charles Darwin'.
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recommendations? It grew up over night in 78degF and 85% humidity.
 
Very nice little dew you have there. Love the red sphagnum too.
 
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dunno. YMMV. I have issues with 80F days. too much UV light and humidity dropping at night to the 40%. You live in the zone where they grow. Hard to compare......
 
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Nepenthes101 said:
Very nice little dew you have there. Love the red sphagnum too.
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THANKS BRO! I've got 5 pots of it growing in 5 different conditions. I'll start a thread on them tomorrow.
 
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It's nice to see everything starting to bloom..
 
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