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I think you're right. I'll repot this weekend.

The smaller ones are also not completely unfurling. They look about the same as the larger ones to me.

Hello - I received these two D. magnifica several years ago when they were first released by BCP. They grew well for a while, but over the past year or two the leaves stopped completely unfurling and turn black. Lately they've stopped producing dew. Soil is a mix of peat/perlite/sand top...

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There are a few white VFTs listed on cpphotofinder: http://www.cpphotofinder.com/dionaea-green-and-white-12781.html http://www.cpphotofinder.com/dionaea-gj-white-tiger-15962.html http://www.cpphotofinder.com/dionaea-white-2458.html http://www.cpphotofinder.com/dionaea-blanche-hermine-5084.html

1. emc2 - Do I have 30 posts? Well will see in a few seconds I guess. 2. Muzicfreak08 - I have 28, if that disqualifies me then I guess just skip me, lol. 3. Mikefallen13 - Always wanted to give these a try! 4. mediummessage - Thank you!

LOL... just lucky I guess. Thanks! I love the long tendrils. I saw them described somewhere as an "undesirable trait of the species." To each their own, I guess. Good luck with yours.

Thanks! I'm not sure about the N. fusca. It didn't come labeled as "flared peristome" so I'm hesitant to say one way or the other. But, it is a fairly young plant and the past 3-4 pitchers have been flared.

Hm, ok thanks. Guess I have some more research to do!

Some more pictures: N. robcantleyi x veitchii N. fusca G. lobata x flexuosa N. robcantleyi x (aristolochioides x spectabilis) N. sibuyanensis N. villosa pitcher jump N. robcantleyi N. hamata N. robcantleyi x hamata, love the fuzzy pitcher N. (ventricosa x sibuyanensis) -...

Thanks! It's one of my favorites for sure.

Gotchya, thank you. I was thinking about going with an aquarium chiller vs. modifying an air conditioner. I'm not sure I want to mess with that. I'd appreciate any pics of your setup though, thanks!

To my knowledge, the N. mirabilis var globosa x hamata is a pretty recent cross. It's seed grown from BE. The place I ordered it from said the plants they had showed a lot of variation, which makes sense. As far as care, it's been very easy so far, and would do great on a windowsill. I currently...

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