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Post by Avery on Jun 4, 2014 20:03:23 GMT -5
Thanks Devon! Here are a few more: Nepenthes bongso Unknown Nepenthes seedling- was sold as N. jacquelineae Cephalotus follicularis Dionaea muscipula (grown outdoors)  Drosera capensis |
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Post by Maiden on Jun 4, 2014 22:42:18 GMT -5
Nice ceph !
Cool lil soil hill to avoid rhizome rot.
Well done!
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Post by roraima on Jun 4, 2014 23:29:55 GMT -5
Looking good Avery. I like your Nepenthes unknown, it kind of has a young inermis look to it...at this stage.
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Post by Avery on Jun 6, 2014 19:53:12 GMT -5
Nice ceph ! Cool lil soil hill to avoid rhizome rot. Well done! Thanks Maiden. That's exactly it. I've heard they're quite susceptible. Looking good Avery. I like your Nepenthes unknown, it kind of has a young inermis look to it...at this stage. Thanks Guy. Tough to say what it is at this point. It could be hybridized with N. inermis, but the leaves look different to me. Here are a couple more- A pretty, newly opened Nepenthes ventricosa pitcher:  Nepenthes hamata pitcher. I was keeping this one in too dense of media- after switching to living Sphagnum and perlite, the plant seems much healthier, but is still quite small:  |
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Post by nwflytrap on Jun 12, 2014 8:37:59 GMT -5
It's looking great in there!
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Post by Avery on Jun 16, 2014 19:15:36 GMT -5
Utricularia sandersonii and Dracula lotax growing in moss. There is a new bloom on the lotax. 
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Post by Flytrap on Jun 20, 2014 13:37:49 GMT -5
Great photos and very nice set up, Avery! Please do keep us posted with your terrarium  |
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Post by Avery on Jun 21, 2014 0:25:52 GMT -5
Thanks! I just got some new plants in today from Wistuba. The weather was great for it and the plants seem healthy enough. I'll top dress the pots with Sphagnum once they've settled in a bit. I also have a bunch of different Utricularia species establishing themselves in my terrarium substrate. Hopefully that wasn't a bad idea... Ha From top to bottom: Nepenthes tenuis
Nepenthes glabrataNepenthes villosa (x2) Nepenthes dubia
Nepenthes inermis
Nepenthes aristolochioides |
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Post by roraima on Jun 21, 2014 0:33:07 GMT -5
Sweet!! N. aristolochioides and inermis are two of my most wanted plants but all of those are nice species, you must be stoked. I would love to see some close up pics if you get the chance.
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Post by Maiden on Jun 21, 2014 3:18:46 GMT -5
Nice selection! Andreas sent me 2 little tenuis last november, what a lovely specie. Sorry for the 'behind the glass' picture quality.  Nepenthes tenuis by dals009, on Flickr Its a pretty expensive nepenthes but hey we are addicted right? |
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Post by vraev on Jun 21, 2014 18:20:19 GMT -5
Beautiful plants guys. It is definitely a good grower... similar to jacquelineae and jamban in terms of conditions. I got a tenuis in the last group order in 2011, but it died during my big freeze in January. tenuis at foot of jamban with flava seedling   Another one of those plants I need to re acquire later in the future once I have a bigger growspace. |
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Post by Avery on Jun 23, 2014 14:04:36 GMT -5
roraima- yes, I must say I'm pretty excited. I've been pretty picky with what Nepenthes I purchase, and I've tried to keep them somewhat "terrarium appropriate", although there are always exceptions. I'm going to have to start planning a bigger grow area soon... ha. I will get some more pictures going once the plants settle in and start growing. They really don't look like much at this point in time.
maiden- nice plants! N. tenuis is definitely a cool species, funny that it's my most expensive plant so far. It definitely has the thinnest leaves of that particular shipment, so I'll have to harden it up a bit.
vraev- my condolences. What a shame. Looks like they were growing very well for you at one point.
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Post by vraev on Jun 24, 2014 15:33:10 GMT -5
Thanks Avery. Good luck with ur plant. It should do great in your tank.
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Post by Maiden on Jun 24, 2014 16:29:51 GMT -5
Avery, if in a near futur you make divisions of your argentii, i will be very intetested Edit: just noticed you already make divisions. Im too late, doh ! |
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Post by Avery on Jun 25, 2014 0:31:00 GMT -5
Hey maiden- yeah, I've divided and rooted the N. argentii divisions. I'm trying to grow a nice little group of them. I haven't had this species long enough to see what kind of growth it's capable of, so I'm not ready to trade/sell anything. Here is the terrarium. As always, I have plants in many different stages of development, and I've just pulled up a bunch of Sphagnum. With all the new plants, this terrarium is looking a lot smaller. Also, I think I need some more Tillandsia to help shade the Masdevallia. They're not doing so well, unfortunately.  |
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