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As growers like Kim Magnuson and John Hummer say it's the plants that do the work for you. You have to love it though when the plants do make the job easier for you. Like only having to water them once or twice in the winter. Or do nothing at all to propagate them. Some of the Mexican...

##Growing #Bladders Ultricularia bisquamata Utricularia dichotoma (Thanks for the SASE, kulamauiman!) Utricularia gramnifolia (Thanks for the SASE, flytraplady5!) Utricularia graminifolia (Thanks for donating to the NASC auction 2011, RL7836!) Utricularia livida (Thanks for the SASE...

Hi everyone! Elections are coming up soon for the 2012 Board of Directors! The Board meets weekly (currently Thursday nights at 9 PM Eastern Time). We discuss and plan all aspects of the Conservancy, everything from the nitty-gritty paperwork to planning trips to rescue Sarracenia in the...

I decided I'm going to start taking cuttings so I will have plants to auction off when the time comes. Is anyone else planning this far ahead? :P I'm hoping to be able to auction the following: D. anglica "Ca x Ha" D. venusta "albino" D. spatulata var. bakoensis D. intermedia "tropical" D...

That's right, get your Nasc tshirts, mugs, etc. We are also introducing our new design created by Paul Milauskas. And more. All profits go directly towards saving cp's and their habitats. http://store.nasarracenia.org/

So I'll start by saying I've caught the Nepenthes bug. I used to be all about Sundews, but then the one Nep I had (N. ventricosa) really started to take off and I developed a real appreciation for these things. Now I have a number of them growing in pseudo-lowland conditions with a little (well...

I have yet to ever do a real photo thread regarding my outdoor plants, so please see below! Feedback and questions are certainly appreciated! Large mix of plants in here. Planter #1 S. flava S. 'Scarlette Belle' The Endangered Pot - S. oreophila, S. alabamensis, S. rubra ssp. Jonesii...

I had originally intended to offer divisions of Heliamphora "Tequila" for the NASC auction, but life somehow interfered -- and who the hell is the NASC anyway and why should they get a thin dime from us? There, I said it. Anyway, I have five or so divisions -- which may or may not have roots...

It looks as though the plants are settling in to their new home; and maybe, just maybe, I will no longer see Drosera as weeds to be plucked. Also, they should just kick-arse on eBay. Just joking, Warren . . . Drosera graomogolensis

I purchased a sarr from the nasc auction several years ago. It is a fabulous plant. I thought I got it from EST. The member I got the plant from was generous enoug to send another devision the following year because it didn't winter well and perished. It has beautiful veining. I want to say it...

Hello all! Joe here on behalf of the NASC. We here on the board of directors need some help with brainstorming. We're considering doing a second yearly fundraiser in the fall, and would like to hear your suggestions. Thus far, we're thinking it would be nice to distinguish this new event from...

So, I received an H. minor "Red" from Ron after the NASC auction. It's producing pitchers close to the size of the ones it came with, but the nectar spoons are TEENY. Like, the size of a teeny ant, as opposed to the size of a small lentil. Currently it is growing under ~5000 lumens of T5 HO...

With the recent close of the 2011 auction, I thought it might be fun to see what became of some of the plants that we had all won from previous NASC auctions -- the "where are they now?" component. Well, I'll start us off with a couple of arbitrary choices (since I blew a serious chunk of...

For the people who won things from me at the NASC - while if I was in town I wouldn't be able to get your stuff out to you the earliest til this upcoming weekend because I have hours that exactly overlap with the post office, because I'm out of town on work travel, I won't be able to keep up...