10g plants, CP?

well, guess im pretty well good to go, where do i go about getting these plants however?
 
can i buy any from yal? your plants seem really nice and im sure yal would cut me a good deal :P
 
can i buy any from yal? your plants seem really nice and im sure yal would cut me a good deal :P

None of my plants are vigorous enough yet to be doing any propagating. Sorry.
I have one adelae that has had some daughter shoots, but they've all been either gotten rid of or are promised. I'll keep you in mind for next time though.
 
i kinda like the look of the binata or whatever its called, the ones that fork. The 8 prong looks really cool, but i like the simple look of the 2 prong.

what other plants could i keep?
 
I have one adelae that has had some daughter shoots, but they've all been either gotten rid of or are promised. I'll keep you in mind for next time though.

Btw Jb I just noticed that one of the adelae you gave me has become a momma itself!
 
Btw Jb I just noticed that one of the adelae you gave me has become a momma itself!
:thumbsup:

See... they grow like mad when they're happy!
 
i kinda like the look of the binata or whatever its called, the ones that fork. The 8 prong looks really cool, but i like the simple look of the 2 prong.

what other plants could i keep?
Other than sundews, you could go with "intermediate" neps. Pappy already mentioned the ventricosa, which is probably one of the standard "beginner" plants, but you could also look for copelandii (cobraplant.com) or truncata (blackjungle.com). Most anything hybridized with ventricosa (which is actually a pretty common species to find crosses of) will be pretty easy to grow as well. They should do well under most any conditions as long as the humidity stays above 50ish percent. The biggest problem with most of these other than the ventricosa is that they tend to get pretty big pretty fast. My copelandii has already gotten way past appropriate for a 10g. The truncata would still fit, but I'm expecting that it will hit a growth spurt again pretty soon since it's pretty well acclimated to it's new home at this point. I'd bet by spring it would be too big.
 
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