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If you move them and keep the directory structure and file name, I can easily update your 545 photos in photobucket that I have linked in the CP Photofinder.

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My P. 'Titan' always goes dormant this time of year.

I looked at your New Haven water quality data and agree that your TDS reading of 55 ppm seems to be in reasonable agreement with the published report. What comes out of your faucet after transit through miles of pipe may be expected to be a bit higher in TDS than at the source. I would feel safe...

FredG: You might be indeed surprised! Lieutenant Uhura (AKA Nichelle Nichols) is now 83 years old! BTW, Lt. Uhura and Capt. Kirk are cited as the first example of an interracial kiss on U.S. television (1968).

I would be happy to receive a memorial for CPN. If I get it by next week, I could run it in the September issue -- otherwise it would be in the December issue.

You might find a close match if you scroll through the thumbnails and links at http://cpphotofinder.com/Pinguicula.html

Carnivorous Plant Newsletter, volume 44, number 2, June 2015 is available for download as a PDF for ICPS members on the ICPS web site: http://icps.clubexpress.com/ Hard copy was mailed to ICPS members on May 21. CONTENTS CPN editors Do bears disperse Darlingtonia? The intricate Pinguicula...

Here is the short comment from page 31 of the June 1995 CPN associated with the front cover photo.

From the number of photos floating around, there must be a lot of folks growing this. http://cpphotofinder.com/nepenthes-predator-1521.html

It is interesting that I have been unable to find any other mention of the hybrid P. emarginata x ehlersiae anywhere. I wonder where this plant originated?

What are you doing on a computer at that hour??!! Isn't there better things to be doing on your wedding night?

I think the photo you are requesting is here. http://icps.proboards.com/thread/3764/moranensis-blooming Even though williamg does not specifically say his plant is P. moranensis "J", that is the only one he lists in his growlist included in his post.

Read Joseph's reply #13: "If those seeds that formed the outer gelatinous coating after they were moistened, were those labeled as Mixed Pitcher Plants Seeds, they are not, they are Chia (Salvia hispanica) seed."

It depends on the species. P. lusitanica is said to be an annual, although I think I have had a plant live at least 2 years. There are so many seedlings produced each year that it is difficult to keep track of a single plant. For others, I don't think there is an age limit. I have had the same...

Here is a seedling shortly after germination and about 6 weeks later

My answer is always the same. EXPERIMENT. If you have some extra plants, take a few and pot them exactly as you do the ones that you are successfully growing. The only variable then is water. Try your untreated tap water and, if you have enough spare plants, try your diluted tank water you throw...

Remember that many defunct web sites can be found on the Wayback Machine (https://archive.org/web/) thecephalotus.info was saved just 1 time (April 9, 2010), but much of the information can be seen at https://web.archive.org/web/20100409063041/http://www.thecephalotus.info/html/unusual__clones_.html

Me too. Someone hust have found ANPA B to make the cross P. laueana x sp. ANPA B. Here is a link to 42 photos. https://www.flickr.com/photos/16253175@N00/sets/72157631206310972/

I fixed the photofinder link.