sad to hear that. You can give it a water tray. With water tray, you dont need to water it every day lor... Good for lazy people like me.

Got water tray.. but put it near the sunlight, and moving my office took bout month.. and wen back for the plant.. totally dry out!

Going to get another soon.. hope that it will do fine.

Sigh.. 2nd attempt on uprotting one of the Adelae to plant in on another pot, with bottom layer peat moss & upper layer with spagnum moss.
After 3 weeks+ times, it show's sign of decaying, i guess it just won't work on me on this. No symptom of dehydrate.

On a side note, my 2nd attempt of propagating through leaf cutting is very successful, it sprout out many little plantlets.

Wanna ask,can potting soil use as substrate to grow sphagnum moss?I plan to use potting soil+dried sphagnum moss(make them wet) as substrate,is it ok?
Another 1 is,where can buy live sphagnum moss?

This post has been edited by HyourinMaru: Sep 26 2009, 06:13 PM

HyourinMaru, I think potting soil can be use.

You can buy live spagnum moss from Fauzi. He have it for sale. But, not sure whether got stock or not.

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N. bicalcarata
I got this from a kind forumer. When I got it, the plant dont have pitcher. This is 1st pitcher. And now, there is total 3 pitchers at my house


N. albomarginata 'penang red'


N. hookeriana 'speckled hot lip'


N. viking x rafflesianas the matured pitcher is really nice!!!!


N.veitchii x hurreliana is pitchering now


N. ampullaria 'brunei red' latest pitcher


N. ampullaria


1st pitcher of N. bicalcarata "red flush"


On top of that, last week, also added below 2 S size plant to my collection

N. mirabilis var. echinostoma


N. ampullaria x sibuyenensis


This post has been edited by caseyhoo: Nov 18 2009, 06:21 AM