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  1. R

    How much sun for form of Darlingtonia from SF Botanical Garden?

    I decided to get a Darlingtonia californica today at the SF Botanical Garden (aka Strybing Arboretum), partly was because they were selling really nice plants at a good price. A friend who volunteers at SFBG also told me that when he bought one he was told to avoid too much sun (he lives in...
  2. vraev

    Sites to see D. californica in the wild

    Hey guys, I am making a trip down to California for a family thing in June this year. I am planning on staying an extra couple of days and see if I can drive down to couple of mountain sites for some trekking and spotting some D. californica populations in the wild. I will be around 1h 45min...
  3. ps3isawesome

    Question about Darlingtonia californica

    SO, I recently repotted this plant. Did i left too much of the plant outside? The part in question is where it's red. It wasn't red before and I think it might be sunburnt. Should I plant it deeper into the pot?
  4. Zachf92

    Zachf92's Grow List

    Sarracenia flava var. maxima flava var. ornata flava var. rubricorpora alata 'Heavy Veins' alabamensis wherryi minor minor var. okefenokeensis 'Ware Co. Clone C' rubra rubra gulfensis 'Anthocyanin-Free' purpurea venosa purpurea venosa var. montana leucophylla 'AJ01' leucophylla 'Hurricane Creek...
  5. Cthulhu138

    Harvard University Glass Plant Collection

    Jeremiah Harris and I decided to check out the Harvard Museum of Natural History yesterday. There is a vast mineral collection on display as well as an array of stunning fossils, skeletons and Victorian era taxidermy specimens from around the world. In this diverse collection of natural wonders...
  6. QSRUDDY

    QSRUDDY's CP Collection!

    Hi Everyone, I decided to take the plunge and create my own picture thread :-D I have been growing CP's for three years and to say it has become an addiction would be an understatement.... I have always enjoyed everyone's pictures so I figured I would add to them. Enjoy! Three short years ago...
  7. Zath

    Extra seeds!

    Wish I had actual plants to offer, but this'll have to do for now. I have two packets of Darlingtonia californica Gasquet, CA One packet of Darlingtonia with no designation of whether it's a coastal or mountain variety. And one packet of S. Leucophylla Hurricane Creek, AL First come, first...
  8. ps3isawesome

    Ps3isawesome growlist

    Ps3isawesome growlist (Updated 3/11/2016) This all began on July 3rd 2014 Dionaea King Henry Red Sawtooth B52 Towering Giant G14 Rosetted "Dirk Ventham's Giant" Big Mouth Akai Ryu (Thanks to Dionae) Unknown (From Lowes) Sarracenia Leucophylla x Tarnok Adrian Slack Adrian Slack x Judith Hindle...
  9. BaseDrifter

    BaseDrifter's Photo Dump/Update Thread

    Boom! Who doesn't love pictures? We all love pictures, and this thread is where you'll find a lot of mine! Here's an overview of the current collection. From back to front: 1. S. x readei 2. Darlingtonia californica 3. S. flava v. rugelii x flava v. maxima / D. binata 4. S. minor v...
  10. BaseDrifter

    BaseDrifter's Grow List

    Updated 2/21/2015. Sarracenia S. alata - S. alata var. nigrapurpurea (Mike Wang) S. flava - S. flava var. rugelli x var. maxima - S. flava var. cuprea - S. flava var. rubricorpora (Liberty Co, FL) (various clones) (Mike Wang) - S. flava var. rubricorpora 'agristats' x var. ornata (Phil...
  11. BaseDrifter

    Bay Area, CA checking in!

    Hello! In April 2010 I was walking to the top of campus at SFSU and passed by the University green house. They were having a plant sale and I decided to check it out. I ended up purchasing a Sarracenia x readii and had no idea what I was getting myself into or how I  would get swept up with the...
  12. bannister

    bannister's Grow List

    I have limited space for carnivorous plants, but for those who are interested, this is my list. I kind of like my plants bloody, red, and dangerous looking. I also have regular house plants, but I'm definitely not listing those as there are too many. Pink is quantity for trade/sell. Green is...
  13. G

    Gs'Cps list!!

    not to big yet... always welcoming trades ! ;) nepenthes N.ventrata N.alata N.blessed isles N.chaniana N.(singalana x sibuyunensis) ventricosa N.Spathulata Drosera!! D. nidiformis x4 D.spathulata X50 D.capillaris D capillaris (long arm) D.rotundifolia D.capensis alba D.capensis...
  14. bluemax

    Drosera x californica 'Portland Sunrise' (Gs'Cps $20)

    As described in the latest issue of Carnivorous Plant Newsletter. Up for auction are two dormant plants of adult size. This is a new cultivar of D. filiformis and, likely, D. tracyi. It is more red than the cultivar 'California Sunset' and is much more cold tolerant. Its general appearance is of...
  15. rcl27

    Cody Lawson's (rcl27) Grow List

    Cephalotus: Cephalotus (typical) - Flytrapcare Cephalotus (typical) - carnivorousplantsshop.eu Cephalotus "Double Ribbed" - JCal Cephalotus "Emu Point" - JCal Cephalotus "Hummer's Giant" - JCal Cephalotus "Phil Mann" - JCal Cephalotus "Squat" - JCal Dionaea Muscipula: Dionaea "Typical" - Lowes...
  16. K

    Growing sarracenias from seeds..

    I have around 300+ sarracenia seeds that I have in the fridge ( in a ziploc bag with a napkin and some in a ziploc bag and spaghmom moss ). I've tried to grow a Venus flytrap and darlingtona californica but failed :/ kinda brought my confidence down. So know I'm wondering if I can get some tips...
  17. hcarlton

    Darlingtonia "Mountain Form"

    One of my seedling D. californica has been producing mature pitchers for a while, the only one out of around 50 or so that has yet to produce the snake pitchers, and has begun showing some color. Hopefully soon the rest will follow suit, and considering they're growing in relatively low...
  18. BobZ

    CPN March 2014 issue (v43 n1) is now available

    Carnivorous Plant Newsletter, volume 43, number 1, March 2014 is available for download as a PDF for ICPS members on the ICPS web site: http://icps.clubexpress.com/ Because of a delay at the printer, hard copy will be mailed to members in mid-March. CONTENTS In memory of Geoff Wong Observations...
  19. NatchGreyes

    NatchGreyes Growlist / Wantlist

    Notice: Growlist now available on my blog - http://ngcarnivorousplants.blogspot.com/p/grow-list.html. The blog list will be updated. This one will not. Growlist: (* = Extras for sale/trade) (Updated 2/4/2014) Aldrovanda vesiculosa – 1 Byblis liniflora – 1 Cephalotus Typical – 1...
  20. bellsprout

    Bellsprouts grow list

    All grown as windowsill plants, outside in the summer. -Dionaea: two different plants, both no ID. One huge green, one small with red in the traps, but the color is gone now. ‘wacky traps’, ‘bohemian garnet’, ‘red dragon’, ‘louchapates’ ‘shark teeth’ -Drosera: anglica rotundifolia (I...
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