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I didn't know you can do that! I hates photobucket most of all the free hosting services: ugliest UI on the web, IMO.
Lovely glabrata, by the way. You say "one of my glabratas".... How many do you have, and are they all different clones? I have only one, and I think it's from BE. It's a lovely species. What kind of climate do you provide for it? Thanks!
My glabrata in the pictures is a BE clone. It put out one basal last year that is now Thez's plant. I have a seed grown one that is stating to vine and has put out a rather nice basal. I am also expecting a shipment of two seed pods from someone I trust. They are kept in a high humidity micro climate (read that as almost covered aquarium) on a cooler than intermeadite but not really true HL rack. Temp variation only goes from 75 in day to about 62 at night. I also have vogelli pitchering in there right now and some others which had sulked when I changed grow areas perking up and looking "happier".
I'm also looking for other clones of glabrata. They are in my top three favorite list for neps.
As for the pictures I go to the "add image" icon at the top of the text box and click on upload from computer rather than URL.
Earlier this year, I also fell for glabbies after seeing some gorgeous pics here on TF. I acquired a SG plant and had an opportunity for an AW clone within a few days. However, both of mine pouted pretty severly over the summer & have only recently started to grow again with the cooler temps. I didn't think they were one of the pickier HL'ers - hopefully they'll settle in and handle conditions better by next summer ...
Nice plants I have one glabrata that is just starting to vine, and simultaniously making it's first basal shoot. I would love to have different clones as well, and eventually make some of my own glabrata seed. One step at a time though...
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