CP terrarium thread, continued
- Thread starter jbradt
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Here's N. naga;
Nepenthes naga by Wire Man, on Flickr
and N. lavicola
Nepenthes lavicola by Wire Man, on Flickr
Nepenthes lavicola by Wire Man, on Flickr
Nepenthes naga by Wire Man, on Flickr
and N. lavicola
Nepenthes lavicola by Wire Man, on Flickr
Nepenthes lavicola by Wire Man, on Flickr
Here's a video for you guys. This puts things into scale.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aTPSDguqk8&list=UUQ7kyI9GHOu6BMf_YUguc5w&index=1&feature=plcp
Thanks. The N. maxima is actually moving into mature-ish pitchers. The lid on closed pitchers is starting to dome and form an arched neck, and the N. burkei is narrowing the neck on developing pitchers. I also have some U. multifida seeds sown. Those should be exciting!
Learning a bit of Greek helps.
I can't even see the burmannii in there! I sprinkle crushed daphnia in the pot hoping some of them get some food to keep them growing. And that's after a thorough weeding of the capensis, which are now at Meadowview since we had a shortage.
I can't even see the burmannii in there! I sprinkle crushed daphnia in the pot hoping some of them get some food to keep them growing. And that's after a thorough weeding of the capensis, which are now at Meadowview since we had a shortage.
Ok I got a question. How does moss grow out of no where? I never had moss in my garden and now I got moss in the garden and even in some of my pots. Is it always present in the soil just waiting for favorable conditions or what?
