TerraForums Venus Flytrap, Nepenthes, Drosera and more talk
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I only know a little bite,they grow on cliff or rock surface with slowly running water,the fower is white with a yellow spot,they are native to Hong Kong.
The plants were collected last summer,the picture was taken at the same time too,I use long fiber sphagnum for growing media, now they are still alive and growing well,flowers are comming soon
There is actually quite a few species which hold their traps above the ground surface. These species generally grow submerged in water. Some examples are- U. benthamii, westonii, arnhemica, beaugleholei and volubilis.
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