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DroseraBug: I am trying to send you shipping info, but your inbox is full. Please make some space! Thank you :)

I added a chain and some new pictures with better lighting.

I was trying to decide which species of Nepenthes to sculpt for this auction...I wanted to pick something popular that would inspire people to bid high for the NASC. Then I realized, there is no species with higher levels of awesome than N. edwardsiana. This charm was sculpted from polymer...

#21! I will send you a PM shortly. If for some reason gr8oz does not want any or all of the plants, then I will have a second drawing. For now, thanks to everyone who participated and congratulations to gr8oz! BfloCPfan 5 James H 7 Kinjie 10 potted_plants 11 softie57 13 mylesg 14 dsrtfox1942 15...

Ah! I'm so sorry everyone! One thousand apologies for the delay. I am using a random number generator... And the result is...

From here on out, if you want to enter, then add your number to this list, in the correct place, and put your name next to that number. This will make it easier to see who the winner is, and it will also make sure that no one else picks the same number. potted_plants 11 softie57 13...

Oh, I should have specified--they're all for one person. So if you win, you get everything. But I guess if the person who wins doesn't want everything, then I will pick a runner up to get the others.

Sorry, for some reason it got posted before I was done typing it. Please look above for the rules. Thanks :)

N. talangensis x veitchii BE Pinguicula x Titan D. omissa D. scorpiodes ‘white flower’ You must pay shipping (it will be $11 for a medium flat rate box) through paypal. To enter, simply pick a number between 1 and 100. On Friday I will declare the winner, PM that person, and will plan to ship...

I had an epiphany last night. I realized that if I sell prints before the auction, then everyone who really wanted one would have one, and the ones in the auction wouldn't get very much money. So I thought maybe it would be a good idea if instead of putting a handful of prints up for the auction...

D. muscipula--It looks great! It almost looks like a Nepenthes coffee cup (which would be pretty awesome, now that I think about it). Mass--I'm sure we could work something out. PM me for details. Also, I was looking up there, and I think I may have labeled them awkwardly at the bottom. The...

amp and rapidan: Thanks :D RL: In that case, experiments with fabric will commence on Monday! D. muscipula: Sure--I'd love to see some art from my fellow plant-lovers! The more the merrier. :)

Thanks Dex! :) I saw your N. spectabilis x talangensis on the pitchers per square inch thread. It looks like yours has really caught up to mine in the race for awesomeness...at least for the time being. ;) So far the trades and whatnot have gone very well. There are so many generous and...

Some of you may remember an old thread in which I promised to bring you more art in the future. Over the past few months I have created a number of works dedicated to my favorite plants, so now it is time for an art update! N. burbidgeae oil paint on canvas N. clipeata x (clipeata x eymae)...

Thanks! They are 26W daylight CFLs from Walmart. They work surprisingly well--if I'm not careful I have trouble with leaf-burn on my Neps.

Thank you all so much for the wonderful comments! :spazz: I will be sure to update with more in the future, and I also have several pieces of Nepenthes artwork to share on here soon. Thez: Thank you! :-D Liz: Thank you! Everyone keeps telling me that there won't be room in my dorm and that I...

So, I recently made some major adjustments to my setup. My space efficiency and light distribution have been maximized, and the ghettoness of the whole thing has been greatly lessened. It went from this: To this: I'm hoping that the shelf part of the setup will be small enough to bring to...

I'm not sure if you're offering only one or more than one since you said 'divisions', but just to be safe I will put my name up for consideration. I can provide both effort and the right conditions.

I believe that N. hamata is a lot tougher than most people think. I received mine last November from the same European nursery, and I acclimated it to low humidity via baggying. I did not rush the acclimation process--it took me two months of cutting holes in the baggy--but now it's just sitting...

I have had mine for about two months. I was expecting it to be finicky, but it never skipped a beat. It started growing immediately and just opened a pitcher. It's growing in room humidity under fluorescent lighting and temperatures ranging from the low 70's to high 50's. It does not seem to be...