hello guys! wanted to ask you something.
many of you have seen the Sarracenia in the wild.
seeing some photos on the net, some Sarracenia in the wild,
with stones and other minerals.
But then they can also be a bit of limestone?
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hello guys! wanted to ask you something.
many of you have seen the Sarracenia in the wild.
seeing some photos on the net, some Sarracenia in the wild,
with stones and other minerals.
But then they can also be a bit of limestone?
No....as far as I know, no sarracenia grow anywhere near limestone...or are capable of doing so.
Some days it just isn't worth chewing thru the restraints.
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everyone ive seen here in the wild, wich are hundreds and hundreds of purp. ssp. purp. are all growing in either strait Sphagnum or off of an old stump floating in the water covered in sphagnum.
I've seen in some photos there are often many stones ..Originally Posted by Exo
even if they are in the peat bogs.
So a bit of lime does not create problems?
Not all stones contain lime....some stones do not leach minerals so easilly.
Some days it just isn't worth chewing thru the restraints.
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yes but the Sarracenia species bear the limeston in wild?
No..as far as I am aware....the stones found in Sarracenia habitats are realatively inert, and leach very few minerals at all...so no..Sarracenia do not grow in places where limestone is present.
Some days it just isn't worth chewing thru the restraints.
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Video of my birth http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Xc5wIpUenQ
ok..then there are the stones that are all inert ..
limestone or not.
thank you
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