I've seen a lot of newly germinated seedlings look.... bad, a few pots that seemed to move/topple, etc. Then when I lost my sole (so far) kinnabaluensis seedling... I started conducting random raids on the balcony to see if I can find the cause. And I spotted a gecko that sort of was enjoying the sphagnum? I don't think they are interested in the seedlings. Maybe interested in insects trapped in pitchers or on sundews? Now what?
Any of you have lizard/gecko issues? What do you do?
Covering is not an option for me. In my climate, covered seeds don't germinate as good as those getting fresh air. I'd even be happy to give them their own bit of sphagnum to do what they want, but how to keep them away from the really tiny seedlings? Would keeping the baby neps away from sundews, and bigger neps help? So that they are out of the way of any insect thieves?
Any of you have lizard/gecko issues? What do you do?
Covering is not an option for me. In my climate, covered seeds don't germinate as good as those getting fresh air. I'd even be happy to give them their own bit of sphagnum to do what they want, but how to keep them away from the really tiny seedlings? Would keeping the baby neps away from sundews, and bigger neps help? So that they are out of the way of any insect thieves?