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post Mar 30 2009, 11:47 PM, updated 14y ago

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Anyone is keeping carnivourous plants? Im really xiao with them... They are nice!!! Especially Drosera, Venus fly trap and sarrasenia... Any kaki in lowyat?

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Drosera Burmanii
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D. ericksoniae x pulchella
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D. paradoxa
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D. intermedia 'cuba'
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red VFT
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VFT 'shark teeth'
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Sarrasenia sp.
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post Mar 30 2009, 11:53 PM

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nice..i like it,but doesnt have chance to keep it..
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QUOTE(slackerz @ Mar 30 2009, 11:53 PM)
nice..i like it,but doesnt have chance to keep it..
eee... Nowsaday, some nursery may have it for sale...

they are easy to take care...

Just give them a lots of water and a lots of sunlight... Thats it!!!! drool.gif


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post Mar 31 2009, 12:52 AM

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I kept VFT 'shark teeth' before but it died. I think not enough sunlight and too moist.
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post Mar 31 2009, 01:18 AM

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wow where to keep. I always wanted 1. The venus fly traps.
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post Mar 31 2009, 02:20 AM

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Dang, always wanted to keep some sundews. Nice plants u've there wink.gif!
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post Mar 31 2009, 02:23 AM

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post Mar 31 2009, 06:08 AM

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bizen, moist suppose is not the main reason it die. I keep all my VFT with water tray and direct sunlight from 9am till 2pm. They may go for dormancy if critical change of wheather.

Jamien, you can get it from some nursery or I can spare some plant for you as well if you are interested.

leetplayer, sundew is nice!!! I like sundew, VFT and sarrasenia. Nowsaday is my hunting days... Looking for new sp. here and there...

geo, yea... it is PETS!!! Because, I will feed them with blood worm!!!! rclxms.gif
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post Mar 31 2009, 07:51 AM

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wah..really2 interesting
where it is available for sale?
i think my area not have this kind of 'Carnivourous Plants'
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post Mar 31 2009, 10:26 AM

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QUOTE(xtreme_paranoid @ Mar 31 2009, 07:51 AM)
wah..really2 interesting
where it is available for sale?
i think my area not have this kind of 'Carnivourous Plants'
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hi, i'm totally zero in this knowledge.
wat happened if my finger touched their trap? will they bite me? r their teeth strong? they feed on anything as long as flesh?
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QUOTE(Ah_Chuan @ Mar 31 2009, 10:26 AM)
hi, i'm totally zero in this knowledge.
wat happened if my finger touched their trap? will they bite me? r their teeth strong? they feed on anything as long as flesh?
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haha..dun worry
their 'teeth' not strong laa
just strong enough to trap fly or mosquito
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post Mar 31 2009, 02:04 PM

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im v interested in these plants, esp my trip 2 cameron recently!

saw lots of sp. of carnivor plants n they looked fascinating, somthing diff lor

anyway, i was worried dat time if i buy it back it will not last bcoz of diff temp.
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post Mar 31 2009, 03:32 PM

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I got a VFT last time, but it didnt survive sad.gif
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post Mar 31 2009, 03:54 PM

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i dun think easy to take care right???


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post Mar 31 2009, 03:56 PM

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how to jaga these plants?

most importantly ... how to feed them? bit strange request though ... but i dun know how ppl take care of these type of plants
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post Mar 31 2009, 05:35 PM

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i think it is not suitable for normal temp. laa
suitable for highland area..maybe
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post Mar 31 2009, 05:49 PM

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hey anyone know where to buy these plants in malaysia...

just do some research on its habitat, it will be easy to keep it

but anyone know where to buy ? or anyone owned it?
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post Mar 31 2009, 07:16 PM

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for seed..i found it at ebay.com long time ago

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post Apr 1 2009, 02:10 AM

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cool, nice thread appeard. caseyhoo, y dont u do some intro of the plants?

wanted to get, but scared die... they are too nice to die in my hands due to my curiosity so dint get... hahaha
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post Apr 1 2009, 06:12 AM

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QUOTE(xtreme_paranoid)
wah..really2 interesting
where it is available for sale?
i think my area not have this kind of 'Carnivourous Plants'
xtreme_paranoid, where are you? You can get it from Sg. Buloh nursery. Or you can get it from some hobbyist as well. If interested, I can spare some to you as well. Most of CP can tahan hot temperature, especially drosera, VFT and sarrasenia. If you sit side by side with my plant at my garden for half an hour, you may get sunburn!!!! I stay at Ampang area.

QUOTE(Ah_Chuan)
hi, i'm totally zero in this knowledge.
wat happened if my finger touched their trap? will they bite me? r their teeth strong? they feed on anything as long as flesh? 

Ah_Chuan, you refer to venus fly trap (VFT), right? Those teeth are not hard. But, it is strong enough to trap insect that pass by the trap and touch 2 of their sensor. We can feed blood worm, or any insect that can fit to their trap.

QUOTE(toda6866)
im v interested in these plants, esp my trip 2 cameron recently!

saw lots of sp. of carnivor plants n they looked fascinating, somthing diff lor

anyway, i was worried dat time if i buy it back it will not last bcoz of diff temp.

toda6866, so you got any CP from there? If you got plant from there, don’t worry; slowly expose it to more sun. If can, pack it in transparent plastic beg and open it slowly everyday so that it can adopt to yours environment. If you know where is YG Park. You must pay them a visit. The best is, u know people inside the nursery. They able bring u to their huge CP nursery!!!! It is size of football field!!! Last month, my friend just went there. Here is the photo…

QUOTE(xecton)
I got a VFT last time, but it didnt survive

xecton, try it again!!!! They r not as hard as you think. Many nurseries will tell you, keep in shade. Because most of our CP is from YG Park, Cameroon Highland. For all VFT, actual way to grow them is, give them as much as light as you can. And make sure the media is always wet. Oh ya, for CPs, don’t fertilizer it. Don’t use garden soil. Fertilizing CP is only for those very confident and has extra plant to try.

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i dun think easy to take care right???

ReBeLLioN, you are wrong… Most of them are easy, except for those rare or those need cooler temperature. For VFT, sarrasenia, and drosera, just give them a water tray. Give it alots of sunlight. That’s it… Don’t need fertilizer them. Top up water for the water tray, and do water change weekly to avoid mosquito larvae breed inside it.

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how to jaga these plants?

most importantly ... how to feed them? bit strange request though ... but i dun know how ppl take care of these type of plants

Serpentarius, actually, didn’t feed them is not a problem. They still will do well in open garden without feeding. If yours place have a lots of insect, yours CP will growing great even without feeding them. For sure, if feed them, they will grow nicer and bigger and faster. But, don’t overfeed, ya!!!! And don’t simply feed them with anything. Sometime, it may kill the plant too.

QUOTE(Zhunky)
hey anyone know where to buy these plants in malaysia...

just do some research on its habitat, it will be easy to keep it

but anyone know where to buy ? or anyone owned it?

Zhunky, there is 3 main source for thse type of PET. 1st some nursery, 2nd hobbyist and 3rd import from oversea.

QUOTE(xtreme_paranoid)
for seed..i found it at ebay.com long time ago
Yea, you can easily get those seeds from oversea.

QUOTE(jcmf @ Apr 1 2009, 02:10 AM)
cool, nice thread appeard. caseyhoo, y dont u do some intro of the plants?

wanted to get, but scared die... they are too nice to die in my hands due to my curiosity so dint get... hahaha
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jcmf, I will try my best to intro the plant 1 by 1. Hope my broken English explain what I try to say... rclxub.gif

This type of PETS is exotic and easy to take care... Sorry for reply in lousy English. Hope you all don’t mind. blush.gif

Im only can reply yours post at night... In here, working cannot simply simply serve net. But, I still can know what you posted in here from email... hehe... Then, I will write down the reply and reply alll together at once... rclxm9.gif



Added on April 1, 2009, 6:19 am
Added on April 1, 2009, 6:14 amVenus Fly Trap

So far, the most attracted Carnivorous plant is VFT, right? Hehe…. Yea, it is most common know and most attractive CP. Inside their trap, there are 3 sensors at left and right of trap. Once 2 of them is touch, the trap will close. But, each leaf only can open and close for 3 ~4 times only. Once exceed, the leaf and trap will dried and turn black. So, don’t simply play play… hehe…

VFT is 1 of most easy keep CP. Just make sure the media is always wet and expose it to strong light as you can. Don’t worry, you may get sunburn, but, they will not. In order to make sure the media is always wet, you can provide them a water tray by put yours VFT pot inside some container that have some water inside it. Water level is around 1/4 of yours VFT pot.

There are many varieties of VFT. From green color, to melon color, yellowish green, pink color. Their teeth also have many forms, from normal teeth, to shark teeth, saw teeth, long teeth. Trap size and looks also have many forms. Each VFT will cost RM15 ~ RM200 as well… It is depends on their size and rarity.

VFT may go for dormancy if sudden change of climate (seldom). If they r go for dormancy, leaf will be shorter and wider. Beside that, their trap also will close slowly if compare with those normal plant. We just need to put it at bright place and give them dryer media. Repot it after 2months… Some said, we need to put them on sleep and rest yearly… But, I didn’t do so…. So far, so good.


Added on April 1, 2009, 6:20 amhuh... My new post will combine with existing post?

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toda6866
post Apr 1 2009, 09:39 AM

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caseyhoo, no i din get any CP from there, as d reason stated earlier, i rather go to nurseries in SG. Buloh or nearby PJ (coz I stay in PJ) so dat i can confirm they can survive here at lowlands... still not sure how well they can survive under my care

actually, I have another reason y im so interested with it, I hav a garden full of insects (mosquitoes alot oso la) so I was hoping if CPs can feed on those pests n i dun hav 2 get bitten so much when i go there...
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QUOTE(toda6866 @ Apr 1 2009, 09:39 AM)
caseyhoo, no i din get any CP from there, as d reason stated earlier, i rather go to nurseries in SG. Buloh or nearby PJ (coz I stay in PJ) so dat i can confirm they can survive here at lowlands... still not sure how well they can survive under my care

actually, I have another reason y im so interested with it, I hav a garden full of insects (mosquitoes alot oso la) so I was hoping if CPs can feed on those pests n i dun hav 2 get bitten so much when i go there...
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Halo KC you r here haha

mine all die liao sad.gif sob sob..
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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Mar 31 2009, 06:08 AM)
bizen, moist suppose is not the main reason it die. I keep all my VFT with water tray and direct sunlight from 9am till 2pm. They may go for dormancy if critical change of wheather.

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Really!?!? The place where I put is shady areas. It will only get alot of sunlight during morning and abit of sunlight in the afternoon since it is shady. Maybe lack of sunlight?
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post Apr 1 2009, 11:54 PM

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I bought it for RM 40++ and it didnt even last for a month. The lady from d nursery actually told me not to give it sunlight and not so much water as it may destroy the roots?! Gosh.. Im so devastated cuz I love it very much.. esp the VFT... so TS can distribute some to us?! Hehehe! tongue.gif
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post Apr 2 2009, 06:06 AM

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caseyhoo, no i din get any CP from there, as d reason stated earlier, i rather go to nurseries in SG. Buloh or nearby PJ (coz I stay in PJ) so dat i can confirm they can survive here at lowlands... still not sure how well they can survive under my care

actually, I have another reason y im so interested with it, I hav a garden full of insects (mosquitoes alot oso la) so I was hoping if CPs can feed on those pests n i dun hav 2 get bitten so much when i go there...
Use CP to get rid of insects is not a good idea… Because, CP will attracted insect to them and eat them… You MAY end up with more insect. toda6866, yours insect may decrease because it is eaten by CP and you will still constantly get some insect in yours garden.

How I wish my place have so many insect for my CPs…. 

I purposely put some fruit nearby my CPs to attract more fruit flies.

QUOTE(nezumitaro)
Halo KC you r here haha

mine all die liao sad.gif sob sob..
Hi there, you are here as well!!! Yours CP die because of what ar?

QUOTE(bizen)
Really!?!? The place where I put is shady areas. It will only get alot of sunlight during morning and abit of sunlight in the afternoon since it is shady. Maybe lack of sunlight?
Sound like the place suppose is ok. Even the plant may not do that well but, I don’t think that is the reason why it dies. Yours previous VFT’s media is always wet?

QUOTE(Jenn77 @ Apr 1 2009, 11:54 PM)
I bought it for RM 40++ and it didnt even last for a month. The lady from d nursery actually told me not to give it sunlight and not so much water as it may destroy the roots?! Gosh.. Im so devastated cuz I love it very much.. esp the VFT... so TS can distribute some to us?! Hehehe!  tongue.gif
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RM40++, where you got it and what it is? It is a cephalotus? If cephalotus, yes, it dont like too many water and prefer cool place to grow well, especially their root need cool temperature... it is not a easy take care plant....


Drosera
Drosera, also know as sundew. They hate any insect that stand on top of their body. That’s why they produce sticky dew at their leaf to glue insect!!!! Then digest it!!!! Some drosera’s leaf may bend towards their food. And some even show the movement within an hour!!!

For me, personally, I try not to lets rain hit my sundew (especially those rare and sp. that I just have 1 or 2). Because, sundew will need energy to produce those dews. And it will weaker the plant. But, some hard sundew can explore to rain, like D. spatulata, D. intermedia, D. paradoxa.

There are many types of drosera and hybrid. From those laying flat at media, leaf will grow upward, the whole plant grow tall, size from 5cent to 10cm wide… Some of them will go for dormancy, but, I found that, we can leave it and don’t worry about it. They will wake up from dormancy after sometime.

To grow them using water tray methods as well, water level is from ¼ to 1/3 of yours CP pot. Most of drosera like direct sunlight.


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caseyhoo, where do u stay? can v visit u? Field trip!
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post Apr 3 2009, 05:44 AM

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caseyhoo, where do u stay? can v visit u? Field trip!
Jenn, I stay at Pandan Indah area. But, it is not so convenience to pay me a visit. Sorry.  If you really want to see plants, may be we can meet up at some place and I can bring few pots of CPs…

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lol cos of i no take care tongue.gif

wait i move house, will hv a 'pet room' then i can make an indoor tank for it. tongue.gif
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post Apr 8 2009, 02:00 AM

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N. rafflesianas
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latest pitcher
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U. caerulea
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U. bifida
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U. graminifolia aka cendol plant
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Nice plants you got there casey. I'm interested with sundews, are there any that are suitable for indoor with not much sunlight?

Can provide some guide on how to keep them? Maybe best location that might carry such plants?
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I had pitcher plant few yr back. It also died slowly even I took care.
I like the last few pics of pitcher plant(what's it called?). I saw it at m.valley for sale but didn't buy it cos i's going to be away.
If anyone know where else i can get in PJ area, let me know..thx

Can VFT be survive as window side(only indirect sun) table plant?

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post Apr 14 2009, 10:36 PM

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Nice plants you got there casey. I'm interested with sundews, are there any that are suitable for indoor with not much sunlight?

Can provide some guide on how to keep them? Maybe best location that might carry such plants?
To keep it indoor, most of CP is not suitable. If you still wan to do so, you still can keep it by provide them suitable light. Light that use for water plant is suitable for them. But, not dare to confirm how many watts you need to make yours plants grow well. Because I didn’t grow it indoor yet. For a 2ft tank with a 36W PLL suppose is sufficient for yours plant grow well. You still need to try it then, you will know.

Where to get drosera… emmm… I have extra D. intermedia ‘cuba’ and D. binata if you are interested, probably will have D. paradoxa. Beside that, you can try http://forum.petpitcher.com, buy and sell section. That forum admin by Malaysian and you can find many Malaysian CPer in there. Beside that, you may consider import seeds from oversea. But, for CPs, their growing rate is really slow. For drosera, it need around 5~6 months to reach adult size. VFT even slower!!!! It needs 1.5 years to reach matured. So far, the slowest is Sarrasenia seeds that I first try, it takes me 6months and just 1cm tall!!!! PENING… Just started to feed those sarra plantlet with bloodworm juice and hope it will grow faster.


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I had pitcher plant few yr back. It also died slowly even I took care.
I like the last few pics of pitcher plant(what's it called?). I saw it at m.valley for sale but didn't buy it cos i's going to be away.
If anyone know where else i can get in PJ area, let me know..thx
For the pitcher plant. May I know did you keep it at shaded place? That is most people thought, even nurseries tell the same thing. Most of them normally need 50% shade place. Some of nepenthes even can tolerance with direct sun light, but, their leaf may have orange/brown color patches that it didn’t harm the plant. Im still learning how to keep nepenthes, I just started, especially those small size and look nice and most important  cheap. wink.gif

Last few pics is sarrasenia. They need strong light and a lot of water. Below is introduction on it. Every Saturday and Sunday, you can swing in to Subang Parade flea market, there is a store opened by Fauzi that selling CPs fulltime. Here is his website. http://www.dapat.net/moblog.aspx?member=4ZEPLANT


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S. leucophylla X rubra
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S. leucophylla hybrid
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Ping. sp.
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Last... the most attracted and not a easy plant ---- cephalotus
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post Apr 14 2009, 11:00 PM

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i have a question here..if we keep some protected sp., i mean this carnivorous plant la,do we need a license?
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i have a question here..if we keep some protected sp., i mean this carnivorous plant la,do we need a license?
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post Apr 15 2009, 01:17 AM

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because i think some of them protected and endemic here..if u wan to sell it,especially to foreigners,better be careful and better not(i hate to sell something endemic and native here to foreigners).but this is what i like with hobbyist,sometimes we contribute on conserving them by keeping them and 'breed' them.if i am conservationist, one of the strategy to save some endangered species is to attract the interest of hobbyist.so plant can be conserve and produced more until it no longer become endangered.for example,Alocasia melo,not carnivorous plant, but one time become endangered because of habitat destruction(logging in borneo).but fortunately this plant has really unique look,some scientist decide to bring it as ornamental plant..from a few plant available in herbarium,it become a lot and u can even find them in ace hardware sometimes,ha3. this is what wildlife department duwan to see..LOL.. laugh.gif

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post Apr 15 2009, 01:54 AM

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Casey, could you tell me whats the best substrate to use to keep them? I got my wild Nepenthes . sp(M) which I planted it on peat moss and it doesn't seem to do well with it. I keep it outdoors and water it daily. Any ideas?

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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Apr 14 2009, 10:36 PM)
To keep it indoor, most of CP is not suitable. If you still wan to do so, you still can keep it by provide them suitable light. Light that use for water plant is suitable for them. But, not dare to confirm how many watts you need to make yours plants grow well. Because I didn’t grow it indoor yet. For a 2ft tank with a 36W PLL suppose is sufficient for yours plant grow well. You still need to try it then, you will know.

Where to get drosera… emmm… I have extra D. intermedia ‘cuba’ and D. binata if you are interested, probably will have D. paradoxa. Beside that, you can try http://forum.petpitcher.com, buy and sell section. That forum admin by Malaysian and you can find many Malaysian CPer in there. Beside that, you may consider import seeds from oversea. But, for CPs, their growing rate is really slow. For drosera, it need around 5~6 months to reach adult size. VFT even slower!!!! It needs 1.5 years to reach matured. So far, the slowest is Sarrasenia seeds that I first try, it takes me 6months and just 1cm tall!!!! PENING… Just started to feed those sarra plantlet with bloodworm juice and hope it will grow faster.
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Sounds like tough plant for a beginner like me. Maybe I'll search for something more suitable and come back for your advice. Thanks alot, for saving a plant from dying under my care. Haha.. smile.gif
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nice vft smile.gif LOL .. didn;t know there a post for it til now LOL

here is one of mine smile.gif

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all above are soo nice..i must getting one for me lah.. drool.gif
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because i think some of them protected and endemic here..if u wan to sell it,especially to foreigners,better be careful,he3.but this is what i like with hobbyist,sometimes we contribute on conserving them by keeping them and 'breed' them.if i am conservationist, one of the strategy to save some endangered species is to attract the interest of hobbyist.so plant can be conserve and produced more until it no longer become endangered.for example,Alocasia melo,not carnivorous plant, but one time become endabgered because of habitat destruction(logging in borneo).but fortunately this plant has really unique look,some scientist decide to bring it as ornamental plant..from a few plant available in herbarium,it become a lot and u can even find them in ace hardware sometimes,ha3. this is what wildlife department duwan to see..LOL.. laugh.gif
Thanx… got it. Sometime, hobbyist will go to wild and collect those plant from their habitat till they cannt found in natural environment. Sad about that.



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Casey, could you tell me whats the best substrate to use to keep them? I got my wild Nepenthes . sp(M) which I planted it on peat moss and it doesn't seem to do well with it.
Im not really 100% sure which is the best. But, I didn’t hear that use peat moss to keep it. So far, media that normally use are sphagnum moss, or coconut chips. Some nepenthes even growing nice in burnt soil.

The plant produce pitcher? Personally as a nep newbie, if my plant produce pitcher in each leaf, I will very happy liao…

Did you fertilizing yours plant? Where you keep it? Most of nepenthes like 50% shade environment place. Some sp. is not a easy plant.

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doh.gif
Sounds like tough plant for a beginner like me. Maybe I'll search for something more suitable and come back for your advice. Thanks alot, for saving a plant from dying under my care. Haha..  smile.gif
Hehe… it is easy if you know the way… Keep it outside is easier if compare with keep it indoor. For nepenthes, you can grow them in balcony that receive morning sun.


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nice vft smile.gif LOL .. didn;t know there a post for it til now LOL

here is one of mine smile.gif

since early this year LOL
You have VFT as well!!!! You grow them from seeds? How big are those plants? What is VFT RG? Where you got yours plant? I’m looking for sp. that I don’t have.


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all above are soo nice..i must getting one for me lah.. drool.gif
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Yea... they are nice and exotic, unique... Thats why most of CPer are guy... thumbup.gif

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caseyhoo,i already registered at that forum..really nice forum indeed.but i forgot to refer ur name as someone introduce me to that forum,sorry..
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wow..heard about these plants b4 but din know got in malaysia..haha.. tongue.gif

realy interested in the VFT plant..many flies in my kitchen.. drool.gif jk..wat type of soils do we need to use for VFT anyway ?

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Im not really 100% sure which is the best. But, I didn’t hear that use peat moss to keep it. So far, media that normally use are sphagnum moss, or coconut chips. Some nepenthes even growing nice in burnt soil.

The plant produce pitcher? Personally as a nep newbie, if my plant produce pitcher in each leaf, I will very happy liao…

Did you fertilizing yours plant? Where you keep it? Most of nepenthes like 50% shade environment place. Some sp. is not a easy plant.
You have VFT as well!!!! You grow them from seeds? How big are those plants? What is VFT RG? Where you got yours plant? I’m looking for sp. that I don’t have.


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Yea... they are nice and exotic, unique... Thats why most of CPer are guy... thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Apr 15 2009, 11:36 PM)
Im not really 100% sure which is the best. But, I didn’t hear that use peat moss to keep it. So far, media that normally use are sphagnum moss, or coconut chips. Some nepenthes even growing nice in burnt soil.

The plant produce pitcher? Personally as a nep newbie, if my plant produce pitcher in each leaf, I will very happy liao…

Did you fertilizing yours plant? Where you keep it? Most of nepenthes like 50% shade environment place. Some sp. is not a easy plant.

I mean, I use sphagnum moss as substrate. It does produce pitchers.. but they will dry up and die in matter of days!
I din't fertilize them and I hang it just outside my house.


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Use CP to get rid of insects is not a good idea… Because, CP will attracted insect to them and eat them… You MAY end up with more insect. toda6866, yours insect may decrease because it is eaten by CP and you will still constantly get some insect in yours garden.

How I wish my place have so many insect for my CPs…. 

I purposely put some fruit nearby my CPs to attract more fruit flies.
casey,
i still like d idea of letting nature deal its cause. i hav lot of space around my garden so, got lots of plants n of coz, mosquitoes. Whenever i feed my rabbits, blardy mosquitoes all come sting me like vampires doh.gif

btw, my rabbits r kept in a shaded area, so i tot put those CPs at the shaded area beside my rabbit cage, of coz away from rabbits reach so they wont try 2 eat it... actually, im a bit worried oso will rabbits get bitten by d vampires.... so if i hav CPs, its a plus point since small animals are v super sensitive 2 smells so i cant use other ways of catching mosquitoes rclxub.gif

so comes back this question, which type of CP is a bit hardy n beginner's plant? n where do u get it.... thks notworthy.gif

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how do u feed dis plants??
or they eat by themselves??
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very interesting plant....
normally how much?
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Guys, anyone of you if you happen to grow Monkey Cup plants or NEPENTHES, a STRONG NOTE here. There are few varieties which attract tree shrew (or Squirrels, as many prefer to call it, although they are not true squirrels) to bite and tear on them, especially the RED ones!! Take no risk by putting them on the floor (hang the plants). I've already been declaring an all-out war on them ever since they mass-massacre the plant pitchers. All-out war = trapping them in cage traps and sending them off to another part of town.

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Wah,ts almost poisoned me with the beauty of these plants.I have no idea where to get it or i dont knoe the pricing either.Asked some nurseries around and they dont have.
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wow... very interest leh... know where can i get it from kepong area???
is it expensive??? cus i m still a student...
interest the VFT rclxms.gif

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IC… in order for yours pitchers to last longer, humidity is the most important. Low Humidity and winy place causing the pitcher dry faster.

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i still like d idea of letting nature deal its cause. i hav lot of space around my garden so, got lots of plants n of coz, mosquitoes. Whenever i feed my rabbits, blardy mosquitoes all come sting me like vampires  doh.gif

btw, my rabbits r kept in a shaded area, so i tot put those CPs at the shaded area beside my rabbit cage, of coz away from rabbits reach so they wont try 2 eat it... actually, im a bit worried oso will rabbits get bitten by d vampires.... so if i hav CPs, its a plus point since small animals are v super sensitive 2 smells so i cant use other ways of catching mosquitoes  rclxub.gif
IC… if that case, I think, Pinguicula is a good idea. And their flower is really looks nice. But, it didn’t always flower lar… P. primuliflora and P. x sethos are easy take care plant. P. primuliflora need water tray. But P. x sethos don’t need. I have extra P. primuliflora, but not P. x sethos. wink.gif
http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c139/cas...es/IMG_1578.jpg

Sometime you can found P. sethos at Sg. Buloh too…


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how do u feed dis plants??
or they eat by themselves??
nicela..
very interesting plant....
normally how much?
Don’t need to feed also can. Because, they will digest insect/fauna that fall in to their trap.
Nepenthes, sarrasenia – fall into their pitcher and cannot go out
Pinguicula, Sundew – sticky glue that will stick insect/fauna
VFT – leaf that have trap attached to it, once the sensor is touch, the trap will close

But, if you want yours plant grow faster/nicer. Feed lar… I normally feed it when im free. Price ar… emmm… Depends on sp. lor… from RM10~RM800. Depends on rarity. D. intermedia ‘cuba’ will cost RM15+-. Shark teeth VFT bigger then 50cent will cost rm15. Typical VFT with the same size will cost rm8. Sarrasenia from YG will cost rm20+. Nepenths will cost rm20+ as well. Some nice nepenthes, just 4inches, will cost rm30+

You can feed CPs with blood worm or death insect or live insect if you can catch any… then, put it on their trap. That’s all…

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Guys, anyone of you if you happen to grow Monkey Cup plants, a STRONG NOTE here. There are few varieties which attract tree shrew (or Squirrels, as many prefer to call it, although they are not true squirrels) to bite and tear on them, especially the RED ones!! Take no risk by putting them on the floor (hang the plants). I've already been declaring an all-out war on them ever since they mass-massacre the plant pitchers. All-out war  = trapping them in cage traps and sending them off to another part of town.
Huh… I never know that!!! If it happen to those nepenthes lover, it really a war!!!! Kill Kill Kill!!!! So far, I declared war with mouse and grasshopper. Grasshopper no more… But, mouse still will play with the CPs media… dig out media and CP also out from the pot!!!! Sad sad sad…

QUOTE(Angel86)
Wah,ts almost poisoned me with the beauty of these plants.I have no idea where to get it or i dont knoe the pricing either.Asked some nurseries around and they dont have.

You know TS, a senior CPer ? Cool!!! He have a lots of nice VFT!!! Some vft’s teeth is looks difference from others!!! Especially "Fused Tooth", “Fang tooth” and “Cupped trap”… it is $$$ as well!!!


Added on April 19, 2009, 3:31 pm
QUOTE(louisfjh @ Apr 18 2009, 10:43 PM)
wow... very interest leh... know where can i get it from kepong area???
is it expensive??? cus i m still a student...
interest the VFT rclxms.gif
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You can found it at Sg. Buloh nursery or from forumer... Or from Fauzi as I posted before.

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QUOTE(funkychips @ Apr 16 2009, 08:32 PM)
Guys, anyone of you if you happen to grow Monkey Cup plants or NEPENTHES, a STRONG NOTE here. There are few varieties which attract tree shrew (or Squirrels, as many prefer to call it, although they are not true squirrels) to bite and tear on them, especially the RED ones!! Take no risk by putting them on the floor (hang the plants). I've already been declaring an all-out war on them ever since they mass-massacre the plant pitchers. All-out war  = trapping them in cage traps and sending them off to another part of town.
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Or you could cage the plants bro. Keep them in cages, away from the naughty hands of tree shrews. tongue.gif
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Do you guys know anywhere closer around KL? I've been trying to find one since i dont know when.. i had a VFT last time but let it flowers and after that it dies.. Should have cut the flower so that it continues growing longer.. haiz... nvr mind.. so anyone know?? been to many nurseries but cant find one who does sell it..
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I try to have one b4, it looks like the pic above

but it only manage to survive few weeks, it die slowly ... i dunno wat i had done, i give water everyday cry.gif
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hi guys ...

some growth since i bought til now smile.gif
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the dingy gaint sure grew fast and bgger than the rest a compare last time... lol

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i grew my under t5 lighting .... 12 hrs a day with distill water .. but seems like growth is still slow any idea how to let it grow faster ???
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is there any carni plant good and efficient in eating up mosquito? will they be smelly?
expensive?
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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Apr 19 2009, 03:29 PM)
IC… if that case, I think, Pinguicula is a good idea. And their flower is really looks nice. But, it didn’t always flower lar… P. primuliflora and P. x sethos are easy take care plant. P. primuliflora need water tray. But P. x sethos don’t need. I have extra P. primuliflora, but not P. x sethos. wink.gif
http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c139/cas...es/IMG_1578.jpg

Sometime you can found P. sethos at Sg. Buloh too…
Pinguicula; u mean this one? dam the flower is soooo nice, where can I get this?
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im really getting more n more in luv with CPs...

P. primuliflora ; which is it? looks similiar but diff colour of flowers.
purple
white

one day when im free, i must really go visit nurseries in Sg. Buloh
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Sg. buloh is kinda far... no nurseries aroung ampang or kl??
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QUOTE(toda6866 @ Apr 21 2009, 10:35 AM)
Pinguicula; u mean this one? dam the flower is soooo nice, where can I get this?


im really getting more n more in luv with CPs...

P. primuliflora ; which is it? looks similiar but diff colour of flowers.
purple
white

one day when im free, i must really go visit nurseries in Sg. Buloh
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Nice plants bro.Seriously nice.
Edit:I wanna ask,can the plants grow if i use a cutting from a part of it and use rooting powder?

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[quote=rafiqos]
Or you could cage the plants bro. Keep them in cages, away from the naughty hands of tree shrews. tongue.gif
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Haha!!!! That is good idea!!!

[quote=rideon]
Do you guys know anywhere closer around KL? I've been trying to find one since i dont know when.. i had a VFT last time but let it flowers and after that it dies.. Should have cut the flower so that it continues growing longer.. haiz... nvr mind.. so anyone know?? been to many nurseries but cant find one who does sell it..
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Hee nursery at Sg. Buloh selling it. As I know from a former that just pay them a visit last weekend.

[quote=ReWeR]
(IMAGE: http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c139/cas...s/IMG_1197.jpg)

I try to have one b4, it looks like the pic above

but it only manage to survive few weeks, it die slowly ... i dunno wat i had done, i give water everyday cry.gif
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Sad to hear that many people have sad experience with CPs!!!! Sarrasenia is the others thought plant. May be can you share with us how and where you grow the plant?

[quote=s98432512]
hi guys ...

some growth since i bought til now smile.gif
(IMAGE: http://i417.photobucket.com/albums/pp258/s...2/PICT1287.jpg)

the dingy gaint sure grew fast and bgger than the rest a compare last time... lol

(IMAGE: http://i417.photobucket.com/albums/pp258/s...2/PICT1285.jpg)
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Wauh… did you have any extra for me?

[quote=s98432512 ]
i grew my under t5 lighting .... 12 hrs a day with distill water .. but seems like growth is still slow any idea how to let it grow faster ???
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May be manually feed them?


[quote =konbawa ]
is there any carni plant good and efficient in eating up mosquito? will they be smelly?
expensive?
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Im no idea which plant is good in eating up mosquito. The fact is, they attract more insects… Nope, they will not smelly, unless, they trapped lizard or big fauna…


[quote=toda6866 ]
Pinguicula; u mean this one? dam the flower is soooo nice, where can I get this?
(IMAGE: http://www.cpforums.org/gallery/d/5785-9/P...ssp_010407.jpg)
(IMAGE: http://www.cpforums.org/gallery/d/5778-9/P...s_060503_2.jpg)

im really getting more n more in luv with CPs...

P. primuliflora ; which is it? looks similiar but diff colour of flowers.
http://www.californiacarnivores.com/pprimu...luxepotted.aspx
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinguicula_primuliflora

one day when im free, i must really go visit nurseries in Sg. Buloh
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For pinguicula, they are a lots of species and variety as well. They only able catch those tiny size insect and I don’t think they able catch mosquitoes. Both link you posted are P. primuliflora, their flower is light purple color, more toward white color. I have P. primuliflora. Drop me a PM if you interested to get 1 or 2 from me.

[quote=rideon]
Sg. buloh is kinda far... no nurseries aroung ampang or kl??
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Got got!!! You can get CP from Fauzi as mention in previous post. Others than that, I’m no idea which nurseries selling CP liao… Even have, only those normal nepenthes.


Added on April 21, 2009, 11:23 pm[quote=Angel86,Apr 21 2009, 07:26 PM]
Nice plants bro.Seriously nice.
Edit:I wanna ask,can the plants grow if i use a cutting from a part of it and use rooting powder?
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ddsadasds

For Mexican Ping. you can grow it by leaf pulling. Means, pull leaf from mother plant and laying the leaf flat. For P. primuliflora, plantlet will automatically grow from leaf... At the end, too many!!!! icon_rolleyes.gif

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Wow,can spare me some bro?I'll pay for postage!Where are you located bro?
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can spare me oso.. Sungai buloh kinda too far for me.. if i can buy off you that would be a major help for me.. Thanks n i will pm fauzi..
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im selling venus flytrap,sms me if u want.got 10 pots now in stock.

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=996977&hl=iqbal thumbup.gif

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Email send to the above... Still got P. primuliflora FOC for newbie... Only for serious taker that will take care them properly...


Added on April 24, 2009, 5:55 amHere got alots of photo for CPs
http://www.bestcarnivorousplants.com/CP_Ph...cp_photos_1.htm
http://www.bestcarnivorousplants.com/CP_Ph...cp_photos_2.htm
http://www.bestcarnivorousplants.com/CP_Ph...cp_photos_3.htm
http://www.bestcarnivorousplants.com/CP_Ph...cp_photos_4.htm

For those can read chinese, below is a really useful information for newbie
http://www.cp-essay.com/begin/begin.htm

Is a very nice blog from CPer (Chinese as well). Sorry about that.
http://cp-toxin.blogspot.com/

Please enjoy it...

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We can post a not IT related sell at Garage Sale???? If can, I will post some plant for sale at Garage Sale soon... All of them will be a easy going and take care plant... Coming soon... smile.gif

Any idea why [quote] is didnt work for the above reply ? doh.gif

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[quote=caseyhoo,Apr 24 2009, 05:49 AM]
Email send to the above... Still got P. primuliflora FOC for newbie... Only for serious taker that will take care them properly...


Added on April 24, 2009, 5:55 amHere got alots of photo for CPs
http://www.bestcarnivorousplants.com/CP_Ph...cp_photos_1.htm
http://www.bestcarnivorousplants.com/CP_Ph...cp_photos_2.htm
http://www.bestcarnivorousplants.com/CP_Ph...cp_photos_3.htm
http://www.bestcarnivorousplants.com/CP_Ph...cp_photos_4.htm

For those can read chinese, below is a really useful information for newbie
http://www.cp-essay.com/begin/begin.htm

Is a very nice blog from CPer (Chinese as well). Sorry about that.
http://cp-toxin.blogspot.com/

Please enjoy it...

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We can post a not IT related sell at Garage Sale???? If can, I will post some plant for sale at Garage Sale soon... All of them will be a easy going and take care plant... Coming soon... smile.gif

Any idea why [quote] is didnt work for the above reply ? doh.gif
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useful links!! should mayb put all these links sticky jz like other pet thread, must read for newcomers
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can toda! you can post a garage sales!! i wanna get some plants too!!! and put the link to your sales thread in ur sig plz, thanks yea!! icon_rolleyes.gif
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thread updated with pic,carvinor plant for sale.
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This kind of plant in Sabah is very Common. You can find it almost everywhere at here happy.gif Most of this Plant are available at Sabah and many people raising and Selling them in Pasar/Tamu.
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sl500, good luck with the sale...

Those wanna to know details about CP, you can post it here... Hope every one enjoy CP... And become CPer... Actually CP is not a expensive hobby. Some CP will lose their color when we grow them lowland. Because, most of our CP in market is from YG park (cameroon).
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Here's some of my CP collection. They come in different colors shapes and sizes!
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Alvin, that are nice plant you have there... Hope you enjoy it... BTW, you can grow them in yours balcony if yours car pouch didnt receive many sunlight...
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Thanks Casey, the plants are receiving morning sun and bright afternoon shade at the moment. FYI I live in a single storey house, so the only place I can grow them is at my front porch. tongue.gif

Whoops! Accidentally used my cousin's nick for posting doh.gif

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QUOTE(darkwolf83 @ Apr 28 2009, 11:24 AM)
Thanks Casey, the plants are receiving morning sun and bright afternoon shade at the moment. FYI I live in a single storey house, so the only place I can grow them is at my front porch.  tongue.gif

Whoops! Accidentally used my cousin's nick for posting  doh.gif
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What is yours actual ID? And I dont know which 1 you refer to... rolleyes.gif

Sorry for late reply... rclxub.gif

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Haha this is my ID Casey! biggrin.gif The adelae you gave me I think because of the heat, kinda become droopy leaf. Should I try to grow indoors? The intermedia cuba, spathulata are doing ok. But primuliflora melting now cry.gif Dunno why it happen. Yesterday stupid neighbour cat came and spoilt my D paradoxa from David. mad.gif I'm gonna keep the one I'm getting from you indoors to avoid this happening.
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owh god.. i'm poisoned!
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Casey bro,
Lu punya racun manyak kuat oh! Never knew there were so many varieties of CPs available for sale in Malaysia!

Will be at Cameron Highlands on June 7. Could you direct me to the YG park mentioned. From Gogle search, understand it is 8-9km from Equatorial Hotel opposite a tea shop. Is it towards Brinchang or the other direction.

Have a few VFTs and Pitcher plants but they are nothing compared to those in your collection especially the red VFT!
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can anyone introduce a plant that eat up all the mosquito in my room. can pm me about it tyvm
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I nid a plant that can "wipe out" all the mosquitoes and scuttle flies in my house.Any idea which plant ideal for it? tongue.gif
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Haha this is my ID Casey!  biggrin.gif The adelae you gave me I think because of the heat, kinda become droopy leaf. Should I try to grow indoors? The intermedia cuba, spathulata are doing ok. But primuliflora melting now  cry.gif Dunno why it happen. Yesterday stupid neighbour cat came and spoilt my D paradoxa from David.  mad.gif  I'm gonna keep the one I'm getting from you indoors to avoid this happening.
If D. adelea still have dew. Don’t worry about it. In my house, I kept it at the lower layer of my CP rack. And it didn’t receive much sunlight. All D. primuliflora melt? It is hard plant. If you still need them, please let me know.

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owh god.. i'm poisoned!

Im here to split the poison… MISSION DONE!!!

BTW, I had promise to whom for FOC plant? Im not really re-call it. Sorry for that… Need to trace back my PM, email…

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Casey bro,
Lu punya racun manyak kuat oh! Never knew there were so many varieties of CPs available for sale in Malaysia!

Will be at Cameron Highlands on June 7. Could you direct me to the YG park mentioned. From Gogle search, understand it is 8-9km from Equatorial Hotel opposite a tea shop. Is it towards Brinchang or the other direction.

Have a few VFTs and Pitcher plants but they are nothing compared to those in your collection especially the red VFT!
Im not really sure as well. I didn’t went there… Im asking the 2 friend that went there. Will update here. Most of CP is starting available in Malaysia.


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can anyone introduce a plant that eat up all the mosquito in my room. can pm me about it tyvm

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I nid a plant that can "wipe out" all the mosquitoes and scuttle flies in my house.Any idea which plant ideal for it? tongue.gif

There is no CP that will eat up all mosquito.


There is CP competition in Penang from Next week onward for 1 week at Botanical Garden. For those interested, please go there and have a look. And there is CP for sale and show as well!!!!


Added on May 29, 2009, 6:41 pmLast time, I had promise to give plant to who ar? Please PM me again!!!! Thanx...


Added on May 31, 2009, 7:25 amHorndevil,

Reply from my friend:
What he said is correct.....it is about 8-9km from Equatorial hotel if he’s coming from Tapah entrance.

Just look out for the Tea Shop on the left, road to YG Park is on the right.

Turn right, follow the dirt road for about 100m...YG Park is on your right.

But YG isn’t really open to public. He can say he is from CP Forum lah & try. They have lots of neps.....sarra about 4-5 types, sundews & VFT & pings depend on stock. But, usually they got.




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I mean, I use sphagnum moss as substrate. It does produce pitchers.. but they will dry up and die in matter of days!
I din't fertilize them and I hang it just outside my house.
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Bro,
I am no expert in pitcher plants but a real newbie. However, I noticed that my plants are growing well in "burnt" clay soil that they sell in the nurseries. Just have to keep it moist.

As to the pitchers drying up, I normally pour some water into the pitchers. This keeps the pitchers nice and round and hydrated.
I do fertilise the plants with "osmocoat"; some sort of fertiliser sold at the nurseries for indoor plants. Just keep them at the fringes of the pot and not anywhere near the plant.

The occasional ant or winged termite in the pitchers does wonders to its well being. Would think not to use insects like flies or cockroaches though! brows.gif

Here's my pitcher plants pics:

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Think this is Rafflesiana

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This I am not sure of the species. blush.gif

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My weak Venus Fly trap that I think is Shark Teeth.

Hope to learn more on the TLC of the Venus Fly Traps and Sundews that I hope to acquire! thumbup.gif



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Leetplayer, yours nepenthes is so healthy!!! Im not sure about the 1st nepenthes, but, 2nd nepenthes is N. maxima.

That VFT is typical VFT

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hi friend.... i here to join ur all
let make this thread happening ^^

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Any CP for sale?I'm looking for 1... tongue.gif
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you can get this Utricularia for absolutely FOC

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Lol...i prefer VFT or sundews. smile.gif
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heh, i thought you're interested in mosquito control.

U. aurea literally traps mosquito larvae.

Some keepers living in the northern hemisphere reported that they are not really effective, but there was a research in India that more or less described aquatic Utricularias as biological control agent.

you judge smile.gif
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hmm.gif Will think about it...
Now major problem r scutttle flies and ants.. tongue.gif
Thx ya
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fantastic.. joining the club..!!

long live these amazing plants..
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If D. adelea still have dew. Don’t worry about it. In my house, I kept it at the lower layer of my CP rack. And it didn’t receive much sunlight. All D. primuliflora melt? It is hard plant. If you still need them, please let me know.

Thanks Casey!! The primuliflora managed to send up plantlets from the leaves, so hope to get more plants from there..The adelae and all other Droseras you gave me I shifted them into terrariums already. Here they are:

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Lumped everything into the 1 ft x 1ft terrarium.
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The sundews from you. The D paradoxa is doing ok now. It's such a healthy plant! Thanks!
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Twin Cephs.
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The intermedia Cuba, now dewing heavily.
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The adelae. It looks a bit strange, like the leaves are drooping and heavy. Is this normal?
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Aliciae, a mound of dewy leaves. Well, not so dewy lately. But the leaves close on stuck prey.


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you can get this Utricularia for absolutely FOC

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those aquatic cp can easily be found in clogged up waterways, ponds and lakes.

maybe you could look up at any lakes near you
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Hehe...thx ya. tongue.gif
BTW...looking for red and green VFT.Any1 wiling to sell or let go pls pm me.
Or any1 can recommend a nursery for me.Preferably near wangsa maju area. smile.gif
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Edmund… please post yours CP photo!!!!!

CP is not a good pest controller… you may end up more of pest

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fantastic.. joining the club..!!

long live these amazing plants..
Welcome to the club. Hope the plant doing well. Which plant you like most? Lets me guest, D. paradoxa, VFT shark teeth, D. spatulata…

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Thanks Casey!! The primuliflora managed to send up plantlets from the leaves, so hope to get more plants from there..The adelae and all other Droseras you gave me I shifted them into terrariums already.
Yours CP like the new environment!!!!


QUOTE(HyourinMaru )
Hehe...thx ya. tongue.gif
BTW...looking for red and green VFT.Any1 wiling to sell or let go pls pm me.
Or any1 can recommend a nursery for me.Preferably near wangsa maju area. smile.gif
Nursery that sell VFT… emmm…. You can try Sg. Buloh. Else, you can go to Fauzi store at Subang Parade at Saturday and Sunday. He have some VFT for sale there.

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Hi All, may i know how u propagate the adelae ? As my adelae it keep growing out new plant from within the substrate, but when i dig out one of it & re-plant it on another pot, it didn't survive
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Hi All, may i know how u propagate the adelae ? As my adelae it keep growing out new plant from within the substrate, but when i dig out one of it & re-plant it on another pot, it didn't survive
You can propagate D. adelae by using leaf cutting. Cut the leaf, laying it flat on top of sphagnum moss, make sure the sphagnum moss is wet. Cover the pot to raise humidity. You can soap adelae leaf in fresh water as well.

Beside that, read in somewhere in internet said that, D. adelae can propagate using root cutting as well. Means, cut off mother plant root and plant it. Then, plantlet will grow from root. I never try it yet

Im not sure what causing the plantlet die. I only will replant those plantlet when their size reach 1.5inch +. Most of time, I just left it be and didn’t replant it.

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Hi All, may i know how u propagate the adelae ? As my adelae it keep growing out new plant from within the substrate, but when i dig out one of it & re-plant it on another pot, it didn't survive
You can propagate D. adelae by using leaf cutting. Cut the leaf, laying it flat on top of sphagnum moss, make sure the sphagnum moss is wet. Cover the pot to raise humidity. You can soap adelae leaf in fresh water as well.

Beside that, read in somewhere in internet said that, D. adelae can propagate using root cutting as well. Means, cut off mother plant root and plant it. Then, plantlet will grow from root. I never try it yet

Im not sure what causing the plantlet die. I only will replant those plantlet when their size reach 1.5inch +. Most of time, I just left it be and didn’t replant it.
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Nursery that sell VFT… emmm…. You can try Sg. Buloh. Else, you can go to Fauzi store at Subang Parade at Saturday and Sunday. He have some VFT for sale there.
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Thats quite far away frm where i stay...Do u hav extra VFT?Mind sell 2 to me? tongue.gif

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Foxngn, you are keeping CP too? What CP you have? Please share more with us…

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Thats quite far away frm where i stay...Do u hav extra VFT?Mind sell 2 for me? tongue.gif
Both place is not far la... smile.gif

Sorry, I don’t have extra at the moment. If I have extra, I sure will post in Trade board as what I did last time. wink.gif

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Ok...Try sort out time and go there to hav a look.But if u got extra pls tell me. smile.gif
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Foxngn, you are keeping CP too? What CP you have? Please share more with us…

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Thats quite far away frm where i stay...Do u hav extra VFT?Mind sell 2 for me? tongue.gif
Both place is not far la... smile.gif

Sorry, I don’t have extra at the moment. If I have extra, I sure will post in Trade board as what I did last time. wink.gif
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I think you forgot me already, since its been too long i didn't online.

Last time all my CP is got from you one.
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Can feed mealworms to VFT?
Wats the difference between red VFT and shark teeth VFT?
Just the color?
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Can feed mealworms to VFT?
Wats the difference between red VFT and shark teeth VFT?
Just the color?
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you can feed them with that .. its ok.. but dun too often

the big different between this two VFT is color and the trap of the leaf... red vft will longer than the shark teeth

mean shark teeht will be look alike "shark teeth"
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hi hyourinMaru

you can feed them with that .. its ok.. but dun too often

the big different between this two VFT is color and the trap of the leaf... red vft will longer than the shark teeth

mean shark teeht will be look alike "shark teeth"
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Ok...Try sort out time and go there to hav a look.But if u got extra pls tell me. smile.gif


I will have some CP for sale by this week. blush.gif

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Hi Casey,

I think you forgot me already, since its been too long i didn't online.

Last time all my CP is got from you one.
oppppssss... doh.gif I rember now. How are they doing? How many generation you have already?
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oppppssss...  doh.gif  I rember now. How are they doing? How many generation you have already?
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Some's dies some's grow, as usual tongue.gif

still remember last time i said my Intermmedia growing rate was too slow ? now they are growing fast with the old & new seed, but due to space constraint, i plant a lots of seed in 1 pot.

The Burmanii still flowering quite lot as same as the intermmedia.

My Adelea had been growing many plantlets from the substrate, it still inside the pot last time i took from u. When the below leaf start to dry off, i cut it out, & now its become a nest to those spider already. =.=...
Haven't start to propagate it though.
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hmm i saw many times d...wanna buy many times but cannot.... not convenient to take....some more no time take care.... kinda cool when u c flies drop inside they slowly digest by the plant
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Some's dies some's grow, as usual  tongue.gif

still remember last time i said my Intermmedia growing rate was too slow ? now they are growing fast with the old & new seed, but due to space constraint, i plant a lots of seed in 1 pot.

The Burmanii still flowering quite lot as same as the intermmedia.

My Adelea had been growing many plantlets from the substrate, it still inside the pot last time i took from u. When the below leaf start to dry off, i cut it out, & now its become a nest to those spider already. =.=...
Haven't start to propagate it though.


Glad to hear that those plant still growing well under yours care. smile.gif

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hmm i saw many times d...wanna buy many times but cannot.... not convenient to take....some more no time take care.... kinda cool when u c flies drop inside they slowly digest by the plant


1 of reason why I like CP is because it didn’t need many times to take care. Just make sure the water tray didn’t dry up. And change water weekly.

The others reason why I like it is because it is unique plant. And may make you famous as well… haha!!! wink.gif

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1 of reason why I like CP is because it didn’t need many times to take care. Just make sure the water tray didn’t dry up. And change water weekly.

The others reason why I like it is because it is unique plant. And may make you famous as well… haha!!! wink.gif
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LoL... agree with that.

But sometimes feel geli to clean up those algae that form on the side of the pots. doh.gif
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I will have some CP for sale by this week.  blush.gif
Isit? drool.gif drool.gif
I wan...
Is it VFT?

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Hi there...may i knw where u got ur CP? smile.gif
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btw, know's that if we plant new seed for grow, we can't let them to kena rain, since the water will splash the seed dunno to where, but if the adult plant was kena raining, do they damage ?
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I dun think rain can damage the adult plant,but now rain bcome more acidic so i would not let my CP kena rain.. tongue.gif
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HyourinMaru, for CP, we buy seeds, gammae, plants from oversea or local collector. Beside that, we also do exchange with local and oversea collector as well.

QUOTE(Foxngn)
LoL... agree with that.

But sometimes feel geli to clean up those algae that form on the side of the pots.  doh.gif

Haha… algae only mar…

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btw, know's that if we plant new seed for grow, we can't let them to kena rain, since the water will splash the seed dunno to where, but if the adult plant was kena raining, do they damage ?


Normally it will not hurt CP plant. But, the plant overall look may be not so nice (leaf splash by rain may causing leaf laying on media or left and right).

Beside that, I personally believe that drosera/sundew that protected from rain will grow nicer because, it don’t need to spent energy to produce their dew. Rain didn’t give side affect to VFT, sarracenia.

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So casey,u selling ur VFT? drool.gif
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HyourinMaru, for CP, we buy seeds, gammae, plants from oversea or local collector. Beside that, we also do exchange with local and oversea collector as well.

QUOTE(Foxngn)
LoL... agree with that.

But sometimes feel geli to clean up those algae that form on the side of the pots.  doh.gif

Haha… algae only mar…

ya, but because its looks slimy, like your nose slime... eww..

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btw, know's that if we plant new seed for grow, we can't let them to kena rain, since the water will splash the seed dunno to where, but if the adult plant was kena raining, do they damage ?


Normally it will not hurt CP plant. But, the plant overall look may be not so nice (leaf splash by rain may causing leaf laying on media or left and right).

Beside that, I personally believe that drosera/sundew that protected from rain will grow nicer because, it don’t need to spent energy to produce their dew. Rain didn’t give side affect to VFT, sarracenia.
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Cause sometimes is inevitable that the plant get plash by rain, if going out & nobody take care.

One thing i dunlike on my current plant condition is, still due to space constraint, my plant doesn't get enough of sun light, & the plant looks less pinkish or none.
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move it to indoor if can ... some cp might look more beauty if keep indoor

of cos it will increase the cost oso ...^^
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move it to indoor if can ... some cp might look more beauty if keep indoor

of cos it will increase the cost oso ...^^
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One thing i dunlike on my current plant condition is, still due to space constraint, my plant doesn't get enough of sun light, & the plant looks less pinkish or none.


May be create a Terrarium for yours CPs!! Edmund is expert in this...

I can help get some accessory cheap.

QUOTE(HyourinMaru )
So casey,u selling ur VFT? drool.gif


eeem... I can spare a VFT 'shark teeth' (around 50cents size) to you if you want.

Else, please wait for 1 or 2 months for it to grow bigger.

QUOTE(edmund )
move it to indoor if can ... some cp might look more beauty if keep indoor

of cos it will increase the cost oso ...^^


yea!!!! move it in door, then setup a Terrarium for them. Most costly will b lighting.

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ya i know.. still the same reason, space constraint, no place to put another light inside house.


Setup a small lighting at table suppose is ok as well. Most important is, correct lighting tube.

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no no ... i am no expert ..

still learning stage...hahahaha

but i can share my experience only....


Added on June 18, 2009, 7:43 pmhi guys,

i have one D.Binata baby let go ... let me knw if you interested..

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eeem... I can spare a VFT 'shark teeth' (around 50cents size) to you if you want.
So how much u going to sell it?Really interested.
BTW...how much VFT seeds cost?
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no no ... i am no expert ..

still learning stage...hahahaha

but i can share my experience only....


= willing to share knowledge = know = expert lor... at least is new expert.

QUOTE(HyourinMaru )
So how much u going to sell it?Really interested.
BTW...how much VFT seeds cost?

Please wait and see… VFT seeds? Im not really sure how much it cost. But, you can check out it from ebay or http://www.triffidpark.com.au to check out the price. CP grow from seeds is slow…

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no slow..... it is super slow...
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Ooo...So mostly they r cultivated?
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Ooo...So mostly they r cultivated? 

If those sell in nursery, mostly grow from Tissue Culture. Because, plant will grow faster in TC if compare with grow from seeds or leaf cutting.

For VFT, normally collector will propagate it from leaf cutting. If you are patient enough, you can grow from seeds as well. Personnally, I feel that VFT is not easy to flower. In my house, it never flower before sad.gif

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Is flowering important for VFT?As long as they live healthily is ok rite?

BTW...dat Sungai Buloh nursery can deliver VFT 1?Wats their fon no.?

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Is flowering important for VFT?As long as they live healthily is ok rite? 

Purpose of plant flowering is because to produce seeds. So, if you don’t want to collect seeds, flowering or not is not a problem.

Sure cannot deliver lar!!!
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hahahah our local nursery haven come to that stage to deliver plant for us... especially CP...

casey is rite.... dun forget the flower will take out the energy of the mother plant as well.
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Lol...cos the place is quite far frm my place...Well,will go there when i'm really free

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hi dear~
well my situation is like this .
my room is just upstair of my back house owner who have a nursery of flowers and plants between us . she even locked the side gate door to our back door . but because i just moved here 8 years ago n they long ago so no choices la .....
the plants n flowers attached lots of mosquito ... lolz .... even they 24 hrs close the windows @@
mine also 24 hours close the windows but my bathroom window (just next to my back windows ) is slightly opened . lots of mosquito entered from there ...
once few month got ppl from mpaj spray smoke for the killing mosquito , all the mosquito will come hide in my house .. lolz
i got few children in house so scared got denggi n sort like infection >.<
if i get the venus trap fly will it help ?
n where i can get it in ampang / cheras area ?
thank you for ur times ^^
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Have some CP for sale
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1069595


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QUOTE(qqbebe @ Jun 20 2009, 04:49 AM)
hi dear~
well my situation is like this .
my room is just upstair of my back house owner who have a nursery of flowers and plants between us . she even locked the side gate door to our back door . but because i just moved here 8 years ago n they long ago so no choices la .....
the plants n flowers attached lots of mosquito ... lolz .... even they 24 hrs close the windows @@
mine also 24 hours close the windows but my bathroom window (just next to my back windows ) is slightly opened . lots of mosquito entered from there ...
once few month got ppl from mpaj spray smoke for the killing mosquito , all the mosquito will come hide in my house .. lolz
i got few children in house so scared got denggi n sort like infection >.<
if i get the venus trap fly will it help ?
n where i can get it in ampang / cheras area ?
thank you for ur times ^^
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CP will not help get rid of insect. Even may get more of them. VFT ar... Im not sure which nursery at ampang / Cheras selling but, you can drop a call to Fauzi. His nursery at Ampang, he have VFT for sale.

http://www.dapat.net/moblog.aspx?member=4ZEPLANT

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QUOTE(qqbebe @ Jun 20 2009, 04:49 AM)
hi dear~
well my situation is like this .
my room is just upstair of my back house owner who have a nursery of flowers and plants between us . she even locked the side gate door to our back door . but because i just moved here 8 years ago n they long ago so no choices la .....
the plants n flowers attached lots of mosquito ... lolz .... even they 24 hrs close the windows @@
mine also 24 hours close the windows but my bathroom window (just next to my back windows ) is slightly opened . lots of mosquito entered from there ...
once few month got ppl from mpaj spray smoke for the killing mosquito , all the mosquito will come hide in my house .. lolz
i got few children in house so scared got denggi n sort like infection >.<
if i get the venus trap fly will it help ?
n where i can get it in ampang / cheras area ?
thank you for ur times ^^
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hi qqbebe, i dun think VFT will work for that.... blink.gif . it major go for trap flies.

if i not mistaken, you might stay condo/ apartment and mean you cant get a suit place for VFT/drosera/sarracenia species for outdoor since the lack of direct sunlight. if you want keep them health and the only choice is indoor with artificiate lighting system. Well it might able trap some insert or mosquito.

but i owas suggest do not use CP just to trap insect/pest. The major you need is put them as hobby and give them a suitable place for growing and survive.

jsut my 2cent.... thumbup.gif
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My house has sooo many mosquitoes... any plants that traps and eat mosquito well?? Pls intro...
I live in a apartment... And i have alot of sunlights shining into my house... Because I live in the 2nd floor and my side is where the sun rise... It is very sunny in the afternoon till evening... I have those glass transparent doors... That's why...


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QUOTE(Miko_Chan @ Jun 20 2009, 02:03 PM)
My house has sooo many mosquitoes... any plants that traps and eat mosquito well?? Pls intro...
I live in a apartment... And i have alot of sunlights shining into my house... Because I live in the 2nd floor and my side is where the sun rise... It is very sunny in the afternoon till evening... I have those glass transparent doors... That's why...
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CP cant eliminate mosquitoes...Most CP can secrete scent to attract insects such as flies etc.I dun think mosquitoes love that type of scent cos they prefer human or other animals more.Unless it is unlucky to land on a CP and get trap...


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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jun 20 2009, 01:23 PM)
Have some CP for sale
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1069595


Added on June 20, 2009, 1:34 pm

CP will not help get rid of insect. Even may get more of them. VFT ar... Im not sure which nursery at ampang / Cheras selling but, you can drop a call to Fauzi. His nursery at Ampang, he have VFT for sale.

http://www.dapat.net/moblog.aspx?member=4ZEPLANT
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I tot u told me his nursery at Subang Parade? hmm.gif

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QUOTE(Miko_Chan @ Jun 20 2009, 02:03 PM)
My house has sooo many mosquitoes... any plants that traps and eat mosquito well?? Pls intro...
I live in a apartment... And i have alot of sunlights shining into my house... Because I live in the 2nd floor and my side is where the sun rise... It is very sunny in the afternoon till evening... I have those glass transparent doors... That's why...
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oh i see...since you can get sunlight that long hours.. then should be all right

dun forget what casey mentioned, CP would try the way to trap insect so mean it might get more from mosquitoes/insect... of couse not in huge amount.

i can suggest is d.filiformis ... what i experienced is it able trap more insect than other due to the structure of leaf. thumbup.gif


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I tot u told me his nursery at Subang Parade? hmm.gif
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hi.... every weekend he setup a stall in that shopping mall ... you can visit him at weekend... thumbup.gif


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hi.... every weekend he setup a stall in that shopping mall ... you can visit him at weekend... thumbup.gif
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Ooo...So his shop is in Ampang?Then i go to his shop better lo laugh.gif
Any1 can give me the address?
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Ooo...So his shop is in Ampang?Then i go to his shop better lo laugh.gif
Any1 can give me the address?
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maybe casey able answer you.. but the map will be very rclxub.gif rclxub.gif rclxub.gif


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QUOTE(edmund^0^ @ Jun 20 2009, 02:46 PM)
maybe casey able answer you.. but the map will be very  rclxub.gif  rclxub.gif  rclxub.gif
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http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/Mosquito_20Eating_20Plants

"Sundews (Drosera) or butterworts (Pinguicula) will catch mosquitos quite nicely. You just need enough of them growing nearby (in hanging baskets?) to lower the odds of a mosquito making it across the garden to your arm to acceptable levels."

Is it true??
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Sundews make insects stick to them to digest insects.So if u hang sundews it got the higher chance for mosquitoes to stick to it.Still,mosquitoes will not attract to sundews by themselves.
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erm i heard of a plant that is supposed to make mosquitoes go away but i can;t remember the plant name. it was very popular in the 90's.

it was sold at FRIM before. try to ask the nursery. it looks like a small tree.
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I dont think CP is a good insect controller!!!!

HyourinMaru
Fauzi nursery at Ampang. It is open for visit on appointment basis. There is map and hp number that his website. And there is a lots of nice nepenthes for sale as well...
http://www.dapat.net/moblog.aspx?member=4ZEPLANT

HyourinMaru, UGPM

akagidemon, most of mosquitoes plant that sell in nursery is around 1 ~ 2 ft tall.
My friend that did a experience with the plant. He carying the plant and pass by a belalang. At last, he got few bite as well!!!!
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btw, talking back about propagating adelae.

Do i need to cut only fresh leaf & lying it on top of the substrate, or those almost dead leaf also can be use?

1 more thing, about root cutting, do i need to tear out the whole root, or i can cut half of the root?
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QUOTE(Foxngn @ Jun 22 2009, 12:14 PM)
btw, talking back about propagating adelae.

Do i need to cut only fresh leaf & lying it on top of the substrate, or those almost dead leaf also can be use?

1 more thing, about root cutting, do i need to tear out the whole root, or i can cut half of the root?
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it better use a fresh but not new leaf ....

roof cutting on nep?


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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jun 22 2009, 09:58 AM)
Miko_Chan
I dont think CP is a good insect controller!!!!

HyourinMaru
Fauzi nursery at Ampang. It is open for visit on appointment basis. There is map and hp number that his website. And there is a lots of nice nepenthes for sale as well...
http://www.dapat.net/moblog.aspx?member=4ZEPLANT

HyourinMaru, UGPM

akagidemon, most of mosquitoes plant that sell in nursery is around 1 ~ 2 ft tall.
My friend that did a experience with the plant. He carying the plant and pass by a belalang. At last, he got few bite as well!!!!
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btw, talking back about propagating adelae.

Do i need to cut only fresh leaf & lying it on top of the substrate, or those almost dead leaf also can be use?

1 more thing, about root cutting, do i need to tear out the whole root, or i can cut half of the root?
It is better using those fresh old “dewing“leaves. And not almost dead leaf.

As I remember. The writer said pull out root from mother plant and cut it off. And “tanam” the root with sphagnum moss or peat moss. I never try it yet. Please share the result with us.


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BTW...can i use coco-fibre as substrate for CP? hmm.gif
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BTW...can i use coco-fibre as substrate for CP? hmm.gif

coco-fibre can use for nepenthes and not others CP. For others CP like sarra, drosera, VFT, normally, I use mixture of sphagnum moss, peat moss, perlite, sand. I didn’t count the portion. And sometime, I just use sphagnum moss + perlite or sand.

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Ok...thx.So u just those things 2gether as substrate?Or u will layer them?
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Ok...thx.So u just those things 2gether as substrate?Or u will layer them?

I mixed them up as substrate. For seeds, normally I just use peat moss + sand/perlite. A expert told me that sand + peat moss is good for sarra.

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nice site for CP photos. There are a lots of CP photos... Enjoy...

http://www.cpphotofinder.com/

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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jun 22 2009, 05:51 PM)
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btw, talking back about propagating adelae.

Do i need to cut only fresh leaf & lying it on top of the substrate, or those almost dead leaf also can be use?

1 more thing, about root cutting, do i need to tear out the whole root, or i can cut half of the root?
It is better using those fresh old “dewing“leaves. And not almost dead leaf.

As I remember. The writer said pull out root from mother plant and cut it off. And “tanam” the root with sphagnum moss or peat moss. I never try it yet. Please share the result with us.
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Oh.. does it matter which side of the leaf is lying on the substrate?

anyway, usually it took how long for it to cling on the substrate & grows?
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Oh.. does it matter which side of the leaf is lying on the substrate?

anyway, usually it took how long for it to cling on the substrate & grows?


Please make sure the top of leaf is facing top...

Take how long ar???? emmm... I didnt count it ler... Normally, I just left it there and as long as the leaf didnt turn black, you suppose will get some plantlet from it. Make sure the media is always wet till you can feel water on the media.


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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jun 24 2009, 09:34 AM)
QUOTE(Foxngn)
Oh.. does it matter which side of the leaf is lying on the substrate?

anyway, usually it took how long for it to cling on the substrate & grows?


Please make sure the top of leaf is facing top...

Take how long ar???? emmm... I didnt count it ler... Normally, I just left it there and as long as the leaf didnt turn black, you suppose will get some plantlet from it. Make sure the media is always wet till you can feel water on the media.
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Oh crap.. i place it upside down edi, later go back home change again.. not sure do the leaf will still work or not.
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since most of the discussions are on sundews, let me give you something else

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the king himself, if you know what i mean smile.gif
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wow... beautiful, amazing how evolution works...
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since most of the discussions are on sundews, let me give you something else

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hi nice picture there... is it that N.Sibu hybrid? smile.gif

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nope, i don't keep hybrids. that specimen in the pic is a rajah smile.gif

(though the pitchers are still relatively quite small)

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nope, i don't keep hybrids. that specimen in the pic is a rajah  smile.gif

(though the pitchers are still relatively quite small)

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That is nice rajah... May I know what is yours growing environment? Like temperature, huminity? That is not a easy plant!!!!
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QUOTE(camillenoir @ Jul 5 2009, 08:05 AM)
nope, i don't keep hybrids. that specimen in the pic is a rajah  smile.gif

(though the pitchers are still relatively quite small)

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Nice plant rclxms.gif
Long time didnt appear in this thread dy.
ANW...casey,ur plant is still healthy,growing new shoots smile.gif

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I everyone. I am new here and I am thrill that there is a CP thread here. Doing some promoting to get people hook on CPs Casey? rclxm9.gif By the way your CP are really beautiful these days.

I'll try to give my 2 cents on some of the unanswered queries here.

QUOTE(slackerz @ Apr 14 2009, 11:00 PM)
i have a question here..if we keep some protected sp., i mean this carnivorous plant la,do we need a license?
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The laws and regulations governing wildlife protection and conservation in Malaysia are separated between Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak. Each of these 3 geographical segment has its own laws and penalties that varies from each other. Each geographical segment is governed by different Act/Enactment/Ordinance/Rules.

All Nepenthes are listed as “Protected Plants” while species like N. rajah is listed under “Totally Protected Plants”. Nepenthes species listed in Appendices I and II of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna (CITES) are also protected by the law. Check out the CITES website at http://www.cites.org/ for more information.

The summary of the law states that:

No person shall harvest a plant protected by the law unless he/she obtains a Plant Collection License. However, this license is only applicable to plants under the “Protected Plants” section. No one may harvest plants in the “Totally Protected Plants” section and no license will be issued for this reason. The only exception is when it is a special request that requires approval from the Director of the Government agency (in the respective states) responsible for issuing the license. Any person who contravenes these laws commits an offense and shall be liable upon conviction to a fine of up to RM50,000.00 or imprisonment for 5 years or both, depending on the State in Malaysia. The penalty for harvesting plants from the wild in the “Totally Protected Plants” section carries a heavier sentence.

No person shall bring into the State or take out of the State any protected/wild plant except with an import/export permit/license. Any person who contravenes these laws commits an offense and shall be liable upon conviction to a fine of not more than RM50,000.00 or not more than 5 years imprisonment or both depending on whether the offense is commited in Sabah, Sarawak or Peninsular Malaysia. In some states, the penalty includes a fine of RM2,000.00 or five times the value of the plant imported or exported. However, according to an officer in the Jabatan Kawalan dan Kuarantin Tumbuhan, Ibu Pejabat Jabatan Pertanian, Kuala Lumpur, permit and phytosanitary certificate is required if you are transporting the plants within Sabah & Sarawak to Peninsular Malaysia as Sabah and Sarawak are considered a different geographical area from Peninsular Malaysia. To transport the plant within Peninsular Malaysia no permit is required. Since Sarawak have its own wildlife Ordinance and Rules, and Sabah its Enactment, to transport plants within this two state also require permit and phytosanitary certificates.

No permit is required to keep Nepenthes. According to the officer, it has not been the department’s policy to carry out raids on individual premise unless they have prior information that plants are being smuggled. Their main concern is at the entry point such as airport and other checkpoints where plants can be brought in illegally without the import permit In Sarawak, the law states that you have to have a permit for each of your Nepenthes. The cost is (RM10/annually/plant) as stated in the Sarawak Wildlife Protection Rules (1998). You also need to have a permit to sell Nepenthes. According to another officer who works in Jabatan Hutan Sarawak, Wisma Sumber Alam, Kuching, todate they have yet to enforce the rules on the RM10.00 annual permit on individual. What they are more concern about is the collection of wild plants. Previously they have caught people trying to smuggled wild Nepenthes, Orchids etc. at the airport. The rule has been set up in 1998 but they have yet to enforce it.

The rule states:
” To keep in captivity or to possess protected animal or protected plant” the fee is RM10.00 per annum per animal, plants or part thereof."

Quote from the 2nd Schedule of the Wildlife Protection Rules 1998, Fees for License and Permit (pg 16)


QUOTE(slackerz @ Apr 15 2009, 01:17 AM)
because i think some of them protected and endemic here..if u wan to sell it,especially to foreigners,better be careful and better not(i hate to sell something endemic and native here to foreigners).but this is what i like with hobbyist,sometimes we contribute on conserving them by keeping them and 'breed' them.if i am conservationist, one of the strategy to save some endangered species is to attract the interest of hobbyist.so plant can be conserve and produced more until it no longer become endangered.for example,Alocasia melo,not carnivorous plant, but one time become endangered because of habitat destruction(logging in borneo).but fortunately this plant has really unique look,some scientist decide to bring it as ornamental plant..from a few plant available in herbarium,it become a lot and u can even find them in ace hardware sometimes,ha3. this is what wildlife department duwan to see..LOL.. laugh.gif
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We are blessed that Malaysia is the center of distribution for the largest carnivorous plant in the world; the genus, Nepenthes… or better known locally as Pitcher Plants, Monkey Cup or Periuk Kera in Bahasa Malaysia. Malaysia is also home to other amazing carnivorous plants such as Drosera and terrestrial or aquatic Utricularia. I totally agree with your conservation view slackerz. This natural heritage that we have will be lost if we do not monitor their conservation status and show sensible conservation practices.

Heath and peat swamp forest, secondary vegetation, wetlands and montane forest where Nepenthes and other carnivorous plants grow are being cleared or burned for agriculture or for development, destroying the entire habitat. This might be a “grey” area because when human population increases, more houses or infrastructure needs to be build to sustain the population. But I think more research and consideration has to go into making sure we are not destroying the last habitat of a certain species in our country. It is an irony, because on one hand the law states that these plants are protected and they cannot be removed form their natural habitat. On another hand the government allows and encourage the destruction of habitat for development etc.

The removal of Nepenthes by irresponsible nursery owners and collectors also plays a part in reducing the population of these amazing plants in their natural habitat. This has become more of a threat in recent years for the genus Nepenthes. I have witness a beautiful habitat of highland Nepenthes being destroyed within weeks by poachers and leisure visitors. Some of the plants were pulled out of the ground and dumped aside to die. I doubt that those plants that were brought back would survive unless these poaches live in the highlands as well. It is sad because in recent years a lot of Nepenthes species have become available through tissue culture in nurseries throughout the country and these plants are relatively cheap and affordable. We need to change our mentality and be more conscious of the consequences of our actions. As the Kenyan proverb goes… “Treat the earth well. It was not given to you by your parents. It was loaned to you by your children”.

Another problem that contributes to the dwindling of carnivorous plant populations in Malaysia is the lack or publicity and public knowledge on these plants. I feel this is one of the main points to consider. Many still do not know what Nepenthes are and if they do it is clouded by misconception and misinformation. Many if not 90% of the population have no idea of what Drosera or Utricularia are. This is bad for the plants because the habitats where they grow could be destroyed for development, farming or agriculture without a thought given about the conservation status of each species or genus.

Regular monitoring of the conservation status of each species is required to enable the government and interest groups to act effectively in the event of sudden deleterious changes. This is particularly important for populations growing outside of forest reserves where enforcement is lacking. Just because they are like “weeds” at our backyard, it does not mean we can continue to ignore the importance of preserving their habitat. There will come a time when it will be too late to do anything. This is also important for the genus Drosera and Utricularia where there is a lack of research and information on their distribution and conservation status. However, it is encouraging to note that FRIM Forest Reserve has embarked on a researh paper on Drosera and Utricularia species in Malaysia recently. Hopefully, this would create some awareness to the authorities and general public.

If you would like to help preserve carnivorous plant populations in Malaysia for future generations, below are some ways in which you can assist in. It might not stop the inevitable from happening, but it will help in some ways to slow down the process or perhaps save some.

Showing sensible conservation practices, even if there is not an immediate connection to carnivorous plants. Develop a conservation ethic regarding recycling, energy use and resource consumption.

Support, volunteer or work for organizations dealing with the conservation of carnivorous plants.

Encourage the conservation awareness of other people by getting them excited about their natural heritage.

Do not disclose the exact location to a carnivorous plant habitat to the public. Once the information reaches the wrong hands, that would be the end for the plants in that habitat.

Take note of the following when visiting a carnivorous plant habitat:
- Minimize the damage from your passing
- Remove any garbage you find
- Resist the temptation to poach any plant
- Be sensitive to all life and do not harass any creature
- Vigorously discourage inappropriate activities by others

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Hi there...welcome.Guess u already knw about CP rite?
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Just sharing some close up pictures of my CPs...

http://www.petpitcher.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-121

http://www.petpitcher.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-120

http://www.petpitcher.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-118

http://www.petpitcher.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-119

My mini CP garden. There are Drosera, Utricularia and Pinguicula in the pot...

http://www.petpitcher.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-1400

A whole bunch of D. spatulata...

http://www.petpitcher.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-238

D. capensis "giant"

http://www.petpitcher.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-1403

Cephalotus follicularis...

http://www.petpitcher.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-1393




Sorry. Not sure how to post pictures in this forum. Can't seem to get the pictures out. Just links


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QUOTE(HyourinMaru @ Jul 15 2009, 01:30 AM)
Hi there...welcome.Guess u already knw about CP rite?
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Thanks HyourinMaru. I am still learning about CPs and I am more familiar with Nepenthes, Utricularia, Cephalotus and Drosera. problem is I live in an apartment and Plants like Sarracenias and Dionaea muscipula needs alot of sunlight that I cannot provide. They do not so so well under artificail lightings in my Grow chambers. Drosera grows very well tho' biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(petpitcher @ Jul 15 2009, 01:56 AM)
Just sharing some close up pictures of my CPs...

» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «

Sorry. Not sure how to post pictures in this forum. Can't seem to get the pictures out. Just links


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Thanks HyourinMaru. I am still learning about CPs and I am more familiar with Nepenthes, Utricularia, Cephalotus and Drosera. problem is I live in an apartment and Plants like Sarracenias and Dionaea muscipula needs alot of sunlight that I cannot provide. They do not so so well under artificail lightings in my Grow chambers. Drosera grows very well tho'  biggrin.gif
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OMG!!!Ur plant look so well.Actually wat nid to do for Muscipula and Drosera to grow dat well?Sunlight,moisture and humidity?
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hehe... CP god is coming on the board!!!!

Lets make a quick introduction to him...

His name is David, he have 1 wife and 1 son... oppppssss... too personnal.... wink.gif

Actually, Im kena CP poison because of him!!!! my 1st 2 CP is from him, red VFT and a burmanii.

His name is David Tan, owner of http://www.petpitcher.com. CP poinor at Malaysia. Nice guy that know a lots of CP.

David, can I post my CP competition photo here?

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HyourinMaru, most of CP prefer strong light, high huminity to growing well. If we grow them using water tray method, the huminity suppose is enough for CP. For VFT, in order for it to show their potential color 100%, you need a place that have temperature 10'c +- difference at day time and night time.

You know why David CP is so nice???!!! He take care them like his 2nd son. And main reason it is growing so nice is, it is keep in door that have consistant environment and you can control how many hours of light you want to provide to them. If not mistaken, David give them 10~12 hours light!!!!


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Casey,

I was hopping that you would not blow my cover. blush.gif Thanks for the intro tho. You're very kind with your coments, but I am not a CP god laa.

Sure man! Post your CP competition pictures. Nice things need to be shared.

I give my CPs 14 hours of light each day
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wuuuuuuuuuu.. see who coming here.. it david...

our sifu ... ^^
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ok ok... CP expert lor...

For sundew, so far what I seen. David have the nicer in Malaysia. Really... I didnt "brush yours shoe".

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14hours!!!! that is a lots!!!! thats why all is so nice!!!!
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QUOTE(petpitcher @ Jul 15 2009, 01:56 AM)
Just sharing some close up pictures of my CPs...

My mini CP garden. There are Drosera, Utricularia and Pinguicula in the pot...

http://www.petpitcher.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-1400

A whole bunch of D. spatulata...

http://www.petpitcher.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-238
OMG ! David, your garden looks stunning. Do you just spray water to them daily, or you still put the whole thing inside a bucket with a shallow layer of water?

If i would like to do that too, but would like to replace the Utricularia with some terrestrial moss, any recommendation/where to harvest?
Another question is your CP is it straight away trans-pot the grown up one to the mini garden?

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Off topic from the garden, if i would like to keep CP under lights, what is the distance i need to keep the plant from the light ?

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QUOTE(Foxngn @ Jul 15 2009, 10:14 AM)
If i would like to do that too, but would like to replace the Utricularia with some terrestrial moss, any recommendation/where to harvest?

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Off topic from the garden, if i would like to keep CP under lights, what is the distance i need to keep the plant from the light ?
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You can keep those normal garden moss as well. It will looks nice!!!!

Distance for light, depends on what light you are using. FL/T8 light, you need to put nearer. May be around 6inches. For PLL light, you can put more far, may be 1ft...

Edmund and David able to asnwer you better. Since both of them keep titarium using artificial light. Both of them are expert in that.
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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jul 15 2009, 10:37 AM)
You can keep those normal garden moss as well. It will looks nice!!!!

Distance for light, depends on what light you are using. FL/T8 light, you need to put nearer. May be around 6inches. For PLL light, you can put more far, may be 1ft...

Edmund and David able to asnwer you better. Since both of them keep titarium using artificial light. Both of them are expert in that.
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Ic.. Thanks for the clarification.

actually hor, i dunno those garden moss where to get.
Do those that grow beside those longkang count ?
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yea... it can use. in titatium, you can keep any plants... Problem may be, some of them is not easy to take care.
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yes .. you can easily take them from longkang or river..

if you see them closer , you will notice the moss have different form of type.

just keep them moist ... they are able to survive


Added on July 15, 2009, 10:52 am
QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jul 15 2009, 10:37 AM)
You can keep those normal garden moss as well. It will looks nice!!!!

Distance for light, depends on what light you are using. FL/T8 light, you need to put nearer. May be around 6inches. For PLL light, you can put more far, may be 1ft...

Edmund and David able to asnwer you better. Since both of them keep titarium using artificial light. Both of them are expert in that.
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hahah casey... i am not expert la... i also get some tips from david as well... tongue.gif

i feel to start another tank after sa your mail and ask those terrarium thing.. make my heart itch.. vmad.gif

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Okies, Great !

Thanks Casey & Edmund.
I think i will try to kickstart with it using a small plastic box.
But for keeping it like how David does.
Do i spray the plant twice daily is enough to keep it moist?
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if the environment the humid enough .. you not need spray any water on them...

if you spray, try not under the light on.. if not .. their leaf will burn
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Wow...luckily i din say sumthing wrong sweat.gif
ANW...thx for all the info.And petpitcher really is god,he makes this thread alive again tongue.gif
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haha... you all must go to www.petpitcher.com!!!! There is alots info and many collector from local and oversea.
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Just a suggestion tongue.gif
Wat if at petpitcher.com hav a place where CP lover can chat and discuss?
Just my tot icon_rolleyes.gif
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QUOTE(Foxngn @ Jul 15 2009, 10:14 AM)
OMG ! David, your garden looks stunning.  Do you just spray water to them daily, or you still put the whole thing inside a bucket with a shallow layer of water?

Another question is your CP is it straight away trans-pot the grown up one to the mini garden?

Off topic from the garden, if i would like to keep CP under lights, what is the distance i need to keep the plant from the light ?
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Thanks for the compliment. I water all my CPs except Nepenthes using the tray method. Drosera pots are placed on a tray of water so they are watered from bottom up. Also if you are using a tray method like mine, place a aquarium air hose in the water to provide some oxygen in the water. they seem to love that and you don't get bad smell from the stagnant water due to bad bacteria. The air hose also acts as a humidifier. When the air bubbles bursts out of the water it creates humidity around the growing area. As you guys know this is good as CPs love high humidity. Also for Drosera it is not advisable to water from the top over their leaves. This washes their dews away and the plant need to put more energy to make more after you water them each time. Don't laa torture them like that... for species like byblis or D. indica, if you water from the top all their leaves will be stuck together in a tangled mess.

The D. paradoxa and D. spatulata was adult plants when I transplant them there. The Utric was grown from a few patches that I dug up from my other pots.

I think Casey is the best person to talk to with regards to lighting. So far for my set up I have only tried with florescent plant lights and PL-L lights. My plants are placed about 7 inches from the light source. There are four 4-feet florescent tubes in the grow chamber.

Oh, I forgot... One thing to note abotu growing Drosera. Do not place them in an enclosed terrarium. From my observation, they seem to enjoy air circulation unlike Nepenthes.


QUOTE(HyourinMaru @ Jul 15 2009, 06:15 PM)
Just a suggestion tongue.gif
Wat if at petpitcher.com hav a place where CP lover can chat and discuss?
Just my tot icon_rolleyes.gif
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Actually there is a forum on petpitcher website. It's on the left vertical panel on the homepage or you can just type www.forum.petpitcher.com to go there direct.


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Wow...luckily i din say sumthing wrong sweat.gif
ANW...thx for all the info.And petpitcher really is god,he makes this thread alive again tongue.gif
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Thanks, you guys are so kind with your words. Just call me a CP crazy nut will do. rolleyes.gif


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wuuuuuuuuuu.. see who coming here.. it david...

our sifu ... ^^
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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jul 15 2009, 09:49 AM)
ok ok... CP expert lor...

For sundew, so far what I seen. David have the nicer in Malaysia. Really... I didnt "brush yours shoe".
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Thanks again for the compliments. Hope we can all help to promote these unique oddities of nature to more people. smile.gif

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QUOTE(petpitcher @ Jul 15 2009, 09:32 PM)
Thanks for the compliment. I water all my CPs except Nepenthes using the tray method. Drosera pots are placed on a tray of water so they are watered from bottom up. Also if you are using a tray method like mine, place a aquarium air hose in the water to provide some oxygen in the water. they seem to love that and you don't get bad smell from the stagnant water due to bad bacteria. The air hose also acts as a humidifier. When the air bubbles bursts out of the water it creates humidity around the growing area. As you guys know this is good as CPs love high humidity. Also for Drosera it is not advisable to water from the top over their leaves. This washes their dews away and the plant need to put more energy to make more after you water them each time. Don't laa torture them like that... for species like byblis or D. indica, if you water from the top all their leaves will be stuck together in a tangled mess.

The D. paradoxa and D. spatulata was adult plants when I transplant them there. The Utric was grown from a few patches that I dug up from my other pots.

I think Casey is the best person to talk to with regards to lighting. So far for my set up I have only tried with florescent plant lights and PL-L lights. My plants are placed about 7 inches from the light source. There are four 4-feet florescent tubes in the grow chamber.

Oh, I forgot... One thing to note abotu growing Drosera. Do not place them in an enclosed terrarium. From my observation, they seem to enjoy air circulation unlike Nepenthes.


Added on July 15, 2009, 9:45 pm
Thanks again for the compliments. Hope we can all help to promote these unique oddities of nature to more people.  smile.gif
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Sorry for my noobes, actually from what you said, i just simply put the hose inside the water just like that ? the how does the air bubbles been created ?

Anyway, i was asking about the Mini Garden that you setup, how did you provide the humidity , by which method. tongue.gif Also with a tray of water below ?
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QUOTE(petpitcher @ Jul 15 2009, 09:32 PM)
Thanks for the compliment. I water all my CPs except Nepenthes using the tray method. Drosera pots are placed on a tray of water so they are watered from bottom up. Also if you are using a tray method like mine, place a aquarium air hose in the water to provide some oxygen in the water. they seem to love that and you don't get bad smell from the stagnant water due to bad bacteria. The air hose also acts as a humidifier. When the air bubbles bursts out of the water it creates humidity around the growing area. As you guys know this is good as CPs love high humidity. Also for Drosera it is not advisable to water from the top over their leaves. This washes their dews away and the plant need to put more energy to make more after you water them each time. Don't laa torture them like that... for species like byblis or D. indica, if you water from the top all their leaves will be stuck together in a tangled mess.

The D. paradoxa and D. spatulata was adult plants when I transplant them there. The Utric was grown from a few patches that I dug up from my other pots.

I think Casey is the best person to talk to with regards to lighting. So far for my set up I have only tried with florescent plant lights and PL-L lights. My plants are placed about 7 inches from the light source. There are four 4-feet florescent tubes in the grow chamber.

Oh, I forgot... One thing to note abotu growing Drosera. Do not place them in an enclosed terrarium. From my observation, they seem to enjoy air circulation unlike Nepenthes.
Actually there is a forum on petpitcher website. It's on the left vertical panel on the homepage or you can just type www.forum.petpitcher.com to go there direct.


Added on July 15, 2009, 9:40 pm

Thanks, you guys are so kind with your words. Just call me a CP crazy nut will do.  rolleyes.gif


Added on July 15, 2009, 9:45 pm
Thanks again for the compliments. Hope we can all help to promote these unique oddities of nature to more people.  smile.gif
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Ic...really thx for the info.
Actually can call u CP Crazy Ppl?CPCP? laugh.gif


Added on July 15, 2009, 11:50 pmWoo Hoo~~ rclxm9.gif
I just register myself in petpitcher.com biggrin.gif

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Thats why David plant is growing nice. Beside that, when I browsing some nice blog from Taiwan CP expert, they fertilizer their plant with orchid fertilizer. Now, Im try it. Hope will get good result from that.

Fertilizer that they use is 10times lesser then instruction.
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For fertiliser can use animal "poop"?Mayb in a lesser amount but can it b use?
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If we keep our plant outdoor, I think it is a bit difficult for us to put a air pump to water tray. So far, I didnt facing any bad smell from it.

Drosera in enclosed tetarium... emmmm... Edmund have experience on that... Lets him explain it.

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PLL light is very hot if compare with FL light, but, distance that PLL can cover is longer then FL.
Ed tried with 3 PLL with 1ft+ distance


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For fertiliser can use animal "poop"?Mayb in a lesser amount but can it b use?
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Im not really sure it can use or not. What I worry is bacteria may forming in the media.

For nepenthes and sarracenia, you can use those slow release fertilizer. Those fertilizer is in round shape and there is water inside it. Fauzi and the others CP expert - Lau using it. Im just got it few weeks ago and using it now for my sarra and nepenthes

For others CP like drosera, VFT, they prefer liquid fertilizer. I think most of fertilizer in market is suitable to them, but not sure which 1 is the best, since, content of each brand is difference and serve with difference purpose. I think the best is those fertilizer that help in growing and not those flowering.

If we grow CP outdoor, CP will survive without fertilizing them since they will attract insect and EAT them... icon_idea.gif . As a taiwan expert said, many people able growing CP, but, not many people grow it nicely. In order to archieve that, we need to do something. Feed them or fertilizing them!!!! You can feed them with blood worm, but make sure quantity is not exceed as well.

Main point when using fertilizer to CP is... LOW QUANTITY. TRY on yours own risk. Yours CP may get burn if over fertilized

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I c...Can feed mosquitoes? icon_idea.gif
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I c...Can feed mosquitoes? icon_idea.gif
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That is 101% sure!!!! Fly also can. Im lazy to catch them. So, I just brough those fridged blood worm and feed them. Dont need to catch them and i can feed my CP anytime Im free. drool.gif

If you have too many CP, it will take time. vmad.gif Thats why, im trying fertilizer them... icon_rolleyes.gif Still not sure really sure of the result.



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Hmm...i wonder those loaded wiv blood mosquitoes can give extra nutrient to CP?
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Hmm...i wonder those loaded wiv blood mosquitoes can give extra nutrient to CP?
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eeemmm... I think so... that means,,,, you can feed them with yours blood!!!! hmm.gif hmm.gif shakehead.gif shocking.gif rclxub.gif doh.gif

If compare between Fly, ant and mosquitoes, they prefer fly. Because it is juicy, and yummy... smile.gif
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Lol...Fly is also the "fattest" tongue.gif
But flies r really hard to catch
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QUOTE(HyourinMaru @ Jul 16 2009, 02:38 AM)
Lol...Fly is also the "fattest" tongue.gif
But flies r really hard to catch
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We have indo mate, philipine mate. Now... we become CP "mate"!!! haha... cry.gif . But, we enjoy the result!!!!! rclxm9.gif

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Haha...If a CP is withering,how to revive it?
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QUOTE(HyourinMaru @ Jul 16 2009, 02:43 AM)
Haha...If a CP is withering,how to revive it?
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you means, suffering from not enough water?
--> give them water tray. Get a transparent plastic beg and cover the whole pot to increase huminity. Put them in cool and shade place. pray they recover from that. sad.gif

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Doing dat...Its the D.adelae.Dun knw y it doesnt produce dew and i place a dead mosquito on the leaf but the mosquito doesnt being consumed.Hmm... sad.gif
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QUOTE(HyourinMaru @ Jul 16 2009, 02:58 AM)
Doing dat...Its the D.adelae.Dun knw y it doesnt produce dew and i place a dead mosquito on the leaf but the mosquito doesnt being consumed.Hmm... sad.gif
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D. adalea like shade, cooler place and high huminity... Many CPer fail on this plant

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I put it in a water tray,use a sarant wrap to trap humidity and put indoor wiv less light.Hope it can live.Guess this is a challege for me

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There is CP compeitition at below. Have a lots nice photo!!!!
http://forum.petpitcher.com/forumdisplay.php?f=214

Beside that, there is a yearly CP competition at Botanical Garden. for 2009, the competition is just passed 2 month ago, if not mistaken
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So who won?David is the judge?
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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jul 16 2009, 03:09 AM)
There is CP compeitition at below. Have a lots nice photo!!!!
http://forum.petpitcher.com/forumdisplay.php?f=214

Beside that, there is a yearly CP competition at Botanical Garden. for 2009, the competition is just passed 2 month ago, if not mistaken
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My CP is just too ugly to be posted as competition sad.gif

btw, i decided to start off a very small CP terrarium, cover with terrestrial moss substrate inside those round/rectangle plastic container, what is the best way to keep it humid all the time? still using the tray of water.
If is so, do i still need to drill some hole below the plastic container?

Another thing is, those terrestrial moss should be able to grows on any substrate of moss right? such as peat, spagnum.


THanks

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Walaueh!, slowly but surely there are cross overs from petpitcher.com and to top is off are the Taikohs like David, Edmund and not forgetting Casey himself. Check out his grow list and pics of his plants! That's astounding, man!
Newbies like myself are sure learning a lot from their advices! Thanks everyone.
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So who won?David is the judge?

For Botanical garden CP competition, main winner is Lau. Many of his plant got prize.


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My CP is just too ugly to be posted as competition

btw, i decided to start off a very small CP terrarium, cover with terrestrial moss substrate inside those round/rectangle plastic container, what is the best way to keep it humid all the time? still using the tray of water.
If is so, do i still need to drill some hole below the plastic container?

Another thing is, those terrestrial moss should be able to grows on any substrate of moss right? such as peat, spagnum.
You can cover the tank with transparent plastic/glass. It will increase the humidity. If it is not satisfy, you can use air pump as David explained.

those moss can grow on that. Most important is it must be wet.

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Walaueh!, slowly but surely there are cross overs from petpitcher.com and to top is off are the Taikohs like David, Edmund and not forgetting Casey himself. Check out his grow list and pics of his plants! That's astounding, man!
Newbies like myself are sure learning a lot from their advices! Thanks everyone.
I’m still at learning stage. Especially how to bring out CP potential color and shape. Most of time, Im still fail to do so…

Beside that, I still fail to propagate some CP like S. psittacina, S. scarlet belle. D. broomensis, D. derbyensis and others...

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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jul 16 2009, 04:04 PM)
You can cover the tank with transparent plastic/glass. It will increase the humidity. If it is not satisfy, you can use air pump as David explained.

those moss can grow on that. Most important is it must be wet.

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Walaueh!, slowly but surely there are cross overs from petpitcher.com and to top is off are the Taikohs like David, Edmund and not forgetting Casey himself. Check out his grow list and pics of his plants! That's astounding, man!
Newbies like myself are sure learning a lot from their advices! Thanks everyone.
I’m still at learning stage. Especially how to bring out CP potential color and shape. Most of time, Im still fail to do so…

Beside that, I still fail to propagate some CP like S. psittacina, S. scarlet belle. D. broomensis, D. derbyensis and others...
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Okies.. will try to cover the container with some plastic first. Do i need to wet my substrate first before placing it in? currently i think i won't be using those pump yet. actually im just afraid i dunhav another big enough tray to put the plastic container inside.

Anyway, will try to make it first then see how's the progress running on.


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Okies.. will try to cover the container with some plastic first. Do i need to wet my substrate first before placing it in? currently i think i won't be using those pump yet. actually im just afraid i dunhav another big enough tray to put the plastic container inside.

Anyway, will try to make it first then see how's the progress running on.
Forget to tell you that, please leave a small gap at top of tank. Yea, wet substrate before put it in. Actually, if yours tank is big enough, you can put a 500ml mineral bottle at 1 corner and filled it with water and pump air into it. And find a way to hide the bottle.

I didnt did it before, im not sure what else we need to watch out when setup it. You may need to consider what light you going to use. Beside that, air circulation is the others thing that you may want to consider.

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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jul 16 2009, 04:04 PM)
You can cover the tank with transparent plastic/glass. It will increase the humidity. If it is not satisfy, you can use air pump as David explained.

those moss can grow on that. Most important is it must be wet.

QUOTE(horndevil)
Walaueh!, slowly but surely there are cross overs from petpitcher.com and to top is off are the Taikohs like David, Edmund and not forgetting Casey himself. Check out his grow list and pics of his plants! That's astounding, man!
Newbies like myself are sure learning a lot from their advices! Thanks everyone.
I’m still at learning stage. Especially how to bring out CP potential color and shape. Most of time, Im still fail to do so…

Beside that, I still fail to propagate some CP like S. psittacina, S. scarlet belle. D. broomensis, D. derbyensis and others...

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You're at cultivation stage whereas we are still praying that our CPs make it through the year! sad.gif

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Bro,
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Nvm...mine is also dying,we just nid to research for the right way to let it live.I bet those seniors also having problems when they 1st start,dats y we nid to learn smile.gif
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To be honest, i still kill some CPs sometimes. Sometimes it's due to my carelessness, but at other times they just die. No matter how well you keep them and provide the best conditions for them, They just die!

When I first started I killed my first pot of Nepenthes and it was a hardy pot of N. gracilis.
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I remember now, I kill a pot of nepenthes as well. After that, I got a D. burmanii and red VFT from David. And I successfully grow them to adult size and successful propagate them as well...

I just kill a S. psittacina and D. derbyensis. sad.gif


Added on July 16, 2009, 10:16 pmHyourinMaru, what CP is dying?

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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jul 16 2009, 05:41 PM)
QUOTE(foxngan)
Okies.. will try to cover the container with some plastic first. Do i need to wet my substrate first before placing it in? currently i think i won't be using those pump yet. actually im just afraid i dunhav another big enough tray to put the plastic container inside.

Anyway, will try to make it first then see how's the progress running on.
Forget to tell you that, please leave a small gap at top of tank. Yea, wet substrate before put it in. Actually, if yours tank is big enough, you can put a 500ml mineral bottle at 1 corner and filled it with water and pump air into it. And find a way to hide the bottle.

I didnt did it before, im not sure what else we need to watch out when setup it. You may need to consider what light you going to use. Beside that, air circulation is the others thing that you may want to consider.
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Actually hor... i didn't really said using those plastic guppy tank, is those plastic container like those taufu fa mug. tongue.gif
But thanks for the opinion & advises.
i'll see how i do first, will try to do it on this weekend.
But since the container will be quite shallow, i need to find some other way to keep it humid first. Wait after i done it, will post up a picture
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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jul 16 2009, 10:12 PM)
I remember now, I kill a pot of nepenthes as well. After that, I got a D. burmanii and red VFT from David. And I successfully grow them to adult size and successful propagate them as well...

I just kill a S. psittacina and D. derbyensis. sad.gif


Added on July 16, 2009, 10:16 pmHyourinMaru, what CP is dying?
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The D.adelae...But now the Intermedia Cuba is dying as well sad.gif It used grow quite well,but dun knw y it started to bcome worse.
And i got a shock,the intermedia cuba seems to get root rot shocking.gif
Any idea?
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The D.adelae...But now the Intermedia Cuba is dying as well sad.gif It used grow quite well,but dun knw y it started to bcome worse.
And i got a shock,the intermedia cuba seems to get root rot shocking.gif
Any idea?
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Izzit your substrate is too dry or too wet?
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Nope...i using water tray 1,so shouldnt b too wet.And i tot CP live in wet condition 1? hmm.gif
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i like 'em bigger, but this pitcher will do for now smile.gif

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D. adelea is choosy plant, require high humidity, cooler and shade place. Many people fail with it. You had done the best, so, just wait and see.

D. intermedia is hard plant. And it like water tray. Suppose no issue with that. May I have a photo of it before you repot it? I never experience with root rot at my drosera.

BTW, D. intermedia root is really tiny.



camillenoir, that is nice N. rafflesianas if im not wrong... It is yours? Nice!!!!! I dont really like N. rafflesianas, because normally it only have 2 or 3 pitchers, others will dry up.

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the size of the pitcher, i believe, more than make up for the lack of presentable pitchers smile.gif

and i'm really fond of raffles - since i stay true to species, i consider them to be the easiest among the biggies.

under my (often neglected) care, the withering of N. truncata's pitcher is more apparent in both the lowland and highland form, and rajah is a plain pain in backside.


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Just got some of the terrestrial moss back. now placing them inside the taufufa mug, i decided to start the terrarium on a small size container first.

btw, those substrate that comes together with the terrestrial moss, will it harm the CP ? I haven't add in the CP yet, but just wondering.

Currently, i will try to keep the moss for a weeks or 2 first, to see how its going on.
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camillenoir, you have many nepenthes!!!! Please share it with us... Split all those poison to them....

foxngan, i will suggest try to wash out those substrate as much as you can.
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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jul 19 2009, 06:38 AM)
camillenoir, you have many nepenthes!!!! Please share it with us... Split all those poison to them....

foxngan, i will suggest try to wash out those substrate as much as you can.
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ya.. i had try to wash out most of them, but still got some stick to them, then i soaked them awhile.

hopefully no problem.
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camillenoir,

That is a nice rafflesiana pitcher you have there. Looks like you've been growing neps for a long time. Do share with us your cultivation routine and growing conditions. Raff are also one of my favourite neps. They can be so varied in colours and patterns, and I think they have the most spectacular pitchers for a lowland species.

Besides raff I like amps, bicalcarata and sp. vikings. Amps are also great to collect as they come in so many varieties.

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i'm a total noobie when it comes to neps and my little collection is nothing to talk about. cultivation wise, my lowlanders are placed under 30% shade, hanging above ponds and i did nothing much afterwards. my highlanders are placed inside under controlled condition (in which many more experiments need to be done).

besides the biggies, my favourite are the veitchiis - can't get enough of their peristomes. jamban is also killing me, but it is too much of a gamble for now.

next goal (after some encouragement from Volker H.) is to adapt N. ovata to the lowlands.
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wow i just checked out this thread. didnt know it existed.. anyway, im happy to see this thread. =)

thanks caseyhoo!

i keep CPs too. flytraps, cephalotus, drosera, and various neps.
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Long time I didnt update with my plant liao...

Here is some sarracenia photo

S. leucophylla
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S. juthatip soper
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BTW, petpitcher CP photo competition is end... And I had win 2 prize!!! A N bicalcarata "red flush" and N. ampullaria "speckle"... drool.gif

Will post my winning photo at here soon...


Added on August 1, 2009, 9:42 pmAnd here is the others 2

S. flava "red tube"
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S. scarlet belle
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nepenthes miranda upper and semi upper
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Added on August 2, 2009, 7:39 pmgreen venus fly trap

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Added on August 2, 2009, 7:40 pmnepenthes ampullaria spotted
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Added on August 2, 2009, 7:40 pmnepenthes miranda with cricket in it
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Long time I didnt update with my plant liao...

Here is some sarracenia photo

S. leucophylla
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S. juthatip soper
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BTW, petpitcher CP photo competition is end... And I had win 2 prize!!! A N bicalcarata "red flush" and N. ampullaria "speckle"...  drool.gif

Will post my winning photo at here soon...


Added on August 1, 2009, 9:42 pmAnd here is the others 2

S. flava "red tube"
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S. scarlet belle
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Melowie, those plant is really healthy!!!

I like the N. ampullaria spotted.
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Melowie, those plant is really healthy!!!

I like the N. ampullaria spotted.
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thanks KC... but my cephalotus all not doing well.... now left two pots only... aiyah.. sad.gif
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QUOTE(malowie @ Aug 3 2009, 09:37 AM)
thanks KC... but my cephalotus all not doing well.... now left two pots only... aiyah..  sad.gif
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Propagate more from leaf pulling lor... rclxms.gif


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S. stevensii is 2nd or 3rd Sarracenia. Nowsaday, the S. stevensii pitcher is turned reddish and tall

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S. metchelliana
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Added on August 11, 2009, 10:50 pmNow, tallest pitcher at my house is... S. flava, 2nd is S. stevensii. Both of them is a bit heighter than 1.5ft.

Tallest S. flava & S. stevensii

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Long time didn't post or read tis thread.

Here's mine Intermmedia'cuba + terrestrial moss from drain.
But this picture is few weeks ago, now those moss are growing leaf.
The media is like this, bottom layer peat moss, upper layer is spagnum moss, some of the moss can't clean those remaining dirt fully, & then i place some extra smash spagnum moss around the intermmedia'cuba also

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But my intermmedia not doing too well, some of the leaf are dying.
I wonder izzit the light is too strong or not, i place the light with the plant only around 3 or 4 inch distance.
Using white light i think is 36w PLL, which share with my planted tank. (need to re-confirm the light type)

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Thore are well grown moss!!!

Im not sure about using artificial lighting to keep CP. David/Edmund, icon_question.gif icon_question.gif icon_question.gif !!!
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Thore are well grown moss!!!

Im not sure about using artificial lighting to keep CP. David/Edmund,  icon_question.gif icon_question.gif icon_question.gif !!!
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Actually im currently planning to start another one using aquatic moss.

Usually how long does it takes for aquatic moss to be converted to emmersed form?
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QUOTE(Foxngn @ Aug 14 2009, 03:30 PM)
Actually im currently planning to start another one using aquatic moss.

Usually how long does it takes for aquatic moss to be converted to emmersed form?
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Must ask those planted tank expert... im resigned liao... sweat.gif

I think that will not a probelm, most important is must keep the media wet.
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Do u have nepenthes ampullaria spotted for sales?

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Do u have nepenthes ampullaria spotted for sales?
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Not at the moment... Im not really into nepenthes


Added on August 22, 2009, 10:57 pmN. bicalcarata "red flush" & N. ampullaria 'brunei red'
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N. ampullaria 'brunei red' that didnt receive enough sunlight. I think it can b more red
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Added on August 22, 2009, 11:03 pmHere is top back view of S. juthatip soper

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wow..

so nice... feel have to try plant it..

I got fews Castus only.. haa

I like Drosera Burmanii.. nice.. special
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wow..

so nice... feel have to try plant it..

I got fews Castus only.. haa

I like Drosera Burmanii.. nice.. special
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you must try to grow such nice and unique plants!!!!

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KC, is it possible to grow our own sphagnum then later use as a medium for the VFT?
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KC, is it possible to grow our own sphagnum then later use as a medium for the VFT?
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Yeap, it is possible. I will give you some live spagnum moss when we meet. But, please remind me!!! Else, sorry hor... I always forget things, especially FOC that I had promise. doh.gif

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For the live spagnum moss, they need high humidity to grow nicely. That is the most difficult part. For me, I still unable grow it nicely. But, still got some lar... can give you around 10~20cent size of them. sweat.gif paiseh...
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I wan spagnum moss too tongue.gif
Spagnum moss also nid strong sunlight?

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QUOTE(HyourinMaru @ Aug 30 2009, 12:39 AM)
I wan spagnum moss too tongue.gif
Spagnum moss also nid strong sunlight?
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As I read, they need strong light. But, my friend grow it under shade. No problem as well.

For my case, I grow it together with my CP. Especially VFT and sarracenia. So, you want some as well. hehe... as usual, please remind me when we meet whistling.gif DON't BE SHY. SHY=Nothing. wakaka
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Lol sweat.gif
But not so shy="thick face",not good also tongue.gif
Thx KC notworthy.gif
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Yeap, it is possible. I will give you some live spagnum moss when we meet. But, please remind me!!! Else, sorry hor... I always forget things, especially FOC that I had promise.  doh.gif

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For the live spagnum moss, they need high humidity to grow nicely. That is the most difficult part. For me, I still unable grow it nicely. But, still got some lar... can give you around 10~20cent size of them.  sweat.gif paiseh...
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Wow, thanks a lot!!! So the sphagnum harder to grow than the vft? Wah...


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Wow, thanks a lot!!! So the sphagnum harder to grow than the vft? Wah...
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But, live spagnum moss need really high humidity to grow nicely...
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This is my ex-venus fly trap. Die, due to i do not take care when I m moving office. Sigh.. now might need to get a new one.
(forget to water it.. so dry up!.. my bad) cry.gif



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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.
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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.
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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.
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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? tongue.gif

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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
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N. albomarginata 'penang red'
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N. hookeriana 'speckled hot lip'
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N. viking x rafflesianas the matured pitcher is really nice!!!!
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N.veitchii x hurreliana is pitchering now
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N. ampullaria 'brunei red' latest pitcher
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N. ampullaria
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1st pitcher of N. bicalcarata "red flush"
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On top of that, last week, also added below 2 S size plant to my collection

N. mirabilis var. echinostoma
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N. ampullaria x sibuyenensis
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Sifu Sifu or anyone where can i find this : Sphagnum Moss

Any place at KL got sell it? icon_question.gif icon_question.gif
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QUOTE(budblely @ Jan 3 2010, 12:25 AM)
Sifu Sifu or anyone where can i find this : Sphagnum Moss

Any place at KL got sell it?  icon_question.gif  icon_question.gif
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There is high quality and low quality spagnum moss. Those from china can get it from some nursery. But, not high quality. So far, I only know the orchid nursery at OUG selling that.

May I know how many you want?

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There is high quality and low quality spagnum moss. Those from china can get it from some nursery. But, not high quality. So far, I only know the orchid nursery at OUG selling that.

May  I know how many you want?
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How about high quality? Is it brown/yellow colour (dried)? Actually i use for my turtle enclosure biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Sep 29 2009, 09:59 AM)
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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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
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N. albomarginata 'penang red'
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N. hookeriana 'speckled hot lip'
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N. viking x rafflesianas the matured pitcher is really nice!!!!
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N.veitchii x hurreliana is pitchering now
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N. ampullaria 'brunei red' latest pitcher
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N. ampullaria
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1st pitcher of N. bicalcarata "red flush"
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On top of that, last week, also added below 2 S size plant to my collection

N. mirabilis var. echinostoma
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N. ampullaria x sibuyenensis
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How about high quality? Is it brown/yellow colour (dried)? Actually i use for my turtle enclosure  biggrin.gif
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nice collection u hav.....wish to exchange spesis with member here...hehe
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They are just tiny list, if compare with others...

Im interested to exchange with others as well. May I know what sp. you have for exchange? So far, there is N. x hookeriana 'speckled hot lip' is ready. Others nepenthes, I need to double check. Lets back to batter system!!!!

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Hi Guys,

here's mine intermmedia' cuba progress :

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Btw, anyone here try the leaf pulling methods of propagation on flytrap or not?
Cause i want to know whether izzit ok if i use peat moss as the top layer, & sphagnum moss as bottom layer.

Also, may i know does it necessary to bury the while part of the leaf into the media ?
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ngan, you have a nicely grow D. intermedia!!!!

If is no problem for the media. Why dont you just use all spagnum moss?

You need to bury part of the VFT leaf into media, may be 0.5cm ~ 1cm
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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Jan 19 2010, 09:15 AM)
ngan, you have a nicely grow D. intermedia!!!!

If is no problem for the media. Why dont you just use all spagnum moss?

You need to bury part of the VFT leaf into media, may be 0.5cm ~ 1cm
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Yeap.. the D.intermedia i was growing it under a PL light all the time, daily light for 7 hours.

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As for the leaf pulling, i also dunno why, i just thought maybe if got a dense layer of peat moss on top of sphagnum, the plantlet will grow easily.. Is there any needs for me to take out those peat moss?

Ooh..., ok i tried to bury some part of it inside the media. Thanks
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N. rafflesiana
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N. rafflesiana var alata
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N. rafflesiana
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N. rafflesiana var alata
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N. ampullaria all red
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N. ?
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N. viking
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wow! Casey, ur rafflesiana looks very healthy !

The D.paradoxa that took back home now looks very good, hope it keep on the reds....

My propagating of the VFT had failed already.
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QUOTE(Foxngn @ Mar 22 2010, 04:07 PM)
wow! Casey, ur rafflesiana looks very healthy !

The D.paradoxa that took back home now looks very good, hope it keep on the reds....

My propagating of the VFT had failed already.
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Thanx for yours compliment... And happy that the paradoxa doing well... Why propagation of VFT failed?

N. mirabilis x rafflesiana
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N. x hookeriana
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N. x hookeriana
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N. x hookeriana 'speckled hot lip'
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N. mirabilis '___' need to double check
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N. ampullaria tricolor green lip that not belong to me (how i wish it is mine)
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N. ampullaria
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N. viking x rafflesiana
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I'm also dunno, for sure i dun see any green on the media, the leaf had already rotted also.

btw, your Nepenthes cup, does it still got potential grow big ?
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I'm also dunno, for sure i dun see any green on the media, the leaf had already rotted also.

btw, your Nepenthes cup, does it still got potential grow big ?
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Leaf is rooted is normal. Dont pull the dry leaf out 1st. There may b plantlet forming in progress...

Nepenthes pitcher can grow bigger... But, maximum size is depends on sp.

More photos...

<N. thorelli>
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N. eustachya
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N. rafflesiana
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N. mirabilis-winged (mirabilis x chelsonii) that under stress, because of environment changed.
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caseyhoo, need to ask u 2 question hehehe

1. these carnivourous plants, does it smells?

2. i read a few first pages in this thread and i realize u guys were talking about water tray, how does it work? water tray is the tray that is under the flowing pot isit? if it is does it mean we need to fill the tray with water always?

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caseyhoo, need to ask u 2 question hehehe

1. these carnivourous plants, does it smells?

2. i read a few first pages in this thread and i realize u guys were talking about water tray, how does it work? water tray is the tray that is under the flowing pot isit? if it is does it mean we need to fill the tray with water always?

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carnivourous plants didnt smell

"water tray method" that we always refer to is put CP on top of tray or container that filled with water. And it always fill in with water... The water tray method mainly use for drosera, sarracenia and VFT. It is not recommend use it for nepenthes, but, you still can do so for nepenthes if the media is airy or the pot is big.

For more information, you can refer to my blog blush.gif
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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ May 13 2010, 10:05 PM)
Cool... rclxms.gif  Mine sharing with us what are you getting?
carnivourous plants didnt smell

"water tray method" that we always refer to is put CP on top of tray or container that filled with water. And it always fill in with water... The water tray method mainly use for drosera, sarracenia and VFT. It is not recommend use it for nepenthes, but, you still can do so for nepenthes if the media is airy or the pot is big.

For more information, you can refer to my blog  blush.gif
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For the water tray method, can i put some anti-mosquitoe breeding pill inside, will it kill the plant?
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For the water tray method, can i put some anti-mosquitoe breeding pill inside, will it kill the plant?
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yea cause my house here many mosquitoes, so i try to remove any form of air takung anywhere around my house, even my water pond i always keep it running so that the mosquitoes cant breed
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Here is latest pitcher at my house...

N. mirabilis green
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N. bicalcarata
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N. "thorellii"
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N. rafflesiana
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N. rafflesiana pink
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N. rafflesiana
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N. sibuyensis x merriliana
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N. x hookeriana tricolor
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N. gracilis x bicalcarata
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N. viking x ampullaria
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wow very nice periuk kera....
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wow very nice periuk kera....
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can sum1 giv me sum hlp and advice on how 2 start on tis hobby?? T^T im still blur..


Added on May 28, 2010, 5:29 pmo can sum1 spare sum 4 me?? i reli wud lyk 2 try tis hobby out.. =)

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QUOTE(zeonczk @ May 28 2010, 05:05 PM)
can sum1 giv me sum hlp and advice on how 2 start on tis hobby?? T^T im still blur..


Added on May 28, 2010, 5:29 pmo can sum1 spare sum 4 me?? i reli wud lyk 2 try tis hobby out.. =)
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Hi there, there is many type of CP. Each of them may have need difference growing requirement. Below are just rules of tumb, certain species may need special requirement.

Nepenthes
- 50%~70% shaded sunlight
- media - normally we use spagnum moss mixed with others media, like perlite, charcoal, cocochip. You can use cocopeat as well.
- make sure the media is wet. Water it when top of media is dry.

Drosera
- direct sunlight
- spagnum moss + perlite or pure spagnum moss
- 1cm ~2cm water tray

VFT
- direct sunlight (a expert said it is better give it 50% shaded. tropical afternoon sunlight is too strong for VFT and may causing slow grow rate. Im still experience on that)
- spagnum moss + perlite or pure spagnum moss or peat moss + perlite
- 1cm water tray or always wet media

Sarracenia
- direct sunlight
- spagnum moss + perlite or pure spagnum moss
- water tray, prefer half of pot height.

For the media, you can get it from some nursery at Klang Valley.
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Any1 think I should change to bigger pot ady?
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Got lots of babies,how to separate them and grow them in other pots?
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Any1 think I should change to bigger pot ady?
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Got lots of babies,how to separate them and grow them in other pots?
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do pm me..
interested buyer here
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theres alot of nurseries sold those now... you can find it anywhere these days.. I used to have VFT but i let it flower and it died in 3 days.. but i did manage to get the seeds but i dunno how to fertile it.. tried planting it but never grow.. lol... Pitcher for me is the easiest and many nice colors available.. .
By the way.. how do you feed it? i mean u just leave it as it is let nature do its part or u catch some flies and drop in?
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I leave mine outside only,sometimes when I check it there are flies bodies or red ants' laugh.gif
Theres once when i water it i found a baby centipede in the substrate biggrin.gif
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Any1 think I should change to bigger pot ady?
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Got lots of babies,how to separate them and grow them in other pots?
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HyourinMaru, you should repot it!!! You done a great job!!!!! And I believe that the spagnum moss in the pot is melted and become peat moss and not much inside the pot already...

You should take out those VFt and media out from the pot and separate them. And plant those big plant in separate pot. For those small size VFT, repot them in a pot or 2 . You may use tweezer to help you. http://carnivorousplants.wordpress.com/200...-using-tweezer/


Added on June 13, 2010, 11:28 pmI agree with rideon, there are many nursery that selling VFT nowsady. But, please be carefull when choosing/buying VFT. Because, most of nursery dont know how to take care them.

QUOTE(HyourinMaru )
I leave mine outside only,sometimes when I check it there are flies bodies or red ants' laugh.gif
Theres once when i water it i found a baby centipede in the substrate biggrin.gif

Thats why it called Venus FLY TRAP



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HyourinMaru, the VFT is from me 9months ago?
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Sure thing casey,will do it asap biggrin.gif
Just now watching this vid,so should I do like wat he did?



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HyourinMaru, the VFT is from me 9months ago?
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Yeap,but not sure about the time,cos I got from u 2 vft(1st 1 died thou sweat.gif )

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I havent finish see the video yet... His name is Jacob Farin. His official websire is http://www.cobraplant.com
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That is really nice video clip!!!! rclxms.gif rclxms.gif Im learning

For VFT, you dont to soap the VFT root into water, because VFT dont have much root... Sometime, there are just few string root attached to a big VFT only... Enjoy yours re potting time!!! biggrin.gif
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Thx casey,will post more clip once I successfully repot them biggrin.gif
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Hi guys.. anyone selling Pink venus here?? im interested =DD
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Here are the pics I took when repot-ing my vft
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Sorry for the pics quality,using my lousy phone cam tongue.gif
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HyourinMaru, well done.

you can plant urs VFT deeper. For the biggest plant, you can split it into 2. And you will end up with more VFT plantlets
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Alright casey,will do.Now let them rest 1st,din knw how many roots I have broken sweat.gif
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Alright casey,will do.Now let them rest 1st,din knw how many roots I have broken sweat.gif
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Dont worry, they are hard plant
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Haha...will c wats the result biggrin.gif
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Hi all, Im AL da Great , more into snakes especially pythons. im helping a fren here who in charge of Weekend Morning Talk show called Hujung Minggu Malaysia aired on TV1 from 7.30am til 9.30am.

They have this segment called Aksi Si Comel, where every Sunday, one animal will be appeared in the segment with the owner. The hosts will ask the owner about the basic care of the animal. The purpose of the segment is to educate people the right way of keeping animals.

Here is the detail;
Name of the Segmen: Aksi Si Comel in Hujung Minggu Malaysia
Tv Station : RTM
Channel :TV1
Language: Bahasa Malaysia
Duration: 5-7 minutes
Storyline: The host come to your place, then straight to ur animal cage, interview owner abit about food, basic care n such then the host will go back

Before this the owner have to come to Angkasapuri Kuala Lumpur to join the segment but this time , they want to visit your house coz based on their experience, bringing the animal to the studio will make them stress.like before the host will ask basic husbandry about the animal and wanna see how animal keeper kept their animal.



If you are interested to appeared in the show, do PM me for more detail ya.

p/s Azazel, Aros , Crazymouse, Rafigos, Camillenoir, Uzairi has appeared in the segment before.

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Any idea wat type of light to get for CPs?No need to be long/big light,small-medium would do.
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QUOTE(Al da Great @ Jul 6 2010, 05:43 PM)
Hi all, Im AL da Great , more into snakes especially pythons. im helping a fren here who in charge of Weekend Morning Talk show called Hujung Minggu Malaysia  aired on TV1 from 7.30am til 9.30am.

They have this segment called Aksi Si Comel, where every Sunday, one animal will be appeared in the segment with the owner. The hosts will ask the owner about the basic care of the animal. The purpose of the segment is to educate people the right way of keeping animals.

Here is the detail;
Name of the Segmen: Aksi Si Comel in Hujung Minggu Malaysia
Tv Station : RTM
Channel :TV1
Language: Bahasa Malaysia
Duration: 5-7 minutes
Storyline: The host come to your place, then straight to ur animal cage, interview owner abit about food, basic care n such then the host will go back

Before this the owner have to come to Angkasapuri Kuala Lumpur to join the segment but this time , they want to visit your house coz based on their experience, bringing the animal to the studio will make them stress.like before the host will ask basic husbandry about the animal and  wanna see how animal keeper kept their animal.
If you are interested to appeared in the show, do PM me for more detail ya.

p/s Azazel, Aros , Crazymouse, Rafigos, Camillenoir, Uzairi has appeared in the segment before.
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How are carnivorous plants in any way 'comel'?

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Any idea wat type of light to get for CPs?No need to be long/big light,small-medium would do.
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You can use those light for planted tank. Please make sure it is for plant, ya!!!! Light color is 6000K ~ 8000K is the best. You can use those FL T8 tube as well. The most common 1 is philips 865, 6500K tube. Which you can get it easily. If can, use e-ballast, so that it will not so hot. Beside that, you can use T5, T5HO or PLL as well. PLL is stronger, but hot.


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How are carnivorous plants in any way 'comel'?
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It is not convenience for me. So, I recommend a friend to him just now (forget to do so) .
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Casey,so e-ballast the best 1?
Normal lighting shop have them for sale right?
Do you knw how much usually it cost?
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Casey,so e-ballast the best 1?
>> Yea, e-ballast is better, better it didnt realise heat if compare with those normal ballast.

Normal lighting shop have them for sale right?
>> Not all lighting shop have it. Even have, you also need to tell them in cantonese. "Tin zhi fo gao"

Do you knw how much usually it cost?
>> Normally it will cost rm10~15. Depends on brand and wattage.

Please buy the correct wattage for yours lighting tube. Normally, e-ballast only have 20w, 40w. So, for 18w tube, please use 20w e-ballast, for 36w tube, please use 40w e-ballast. For others wattage, im not really sure.

For 18w tube, use 20w e-ballast
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So casey,do you knw which shop selling them?
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So casey,do you knw which shop selling them?
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eemmm.... You can try...Shop at Jalan Pasar. 1 of shop that opposite of pasar (Beside Jalan Pasar). Beside the shop, it Philips distributor, if not mistaken. Just walk in and ask for "din zhi fo gao" tongue.gif

If im there, I know which 1. blink.gif
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Any english name?Cos i am not good in cantonese tongue.gif
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It is called e-ballast. Electronice ballast
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can do me a favor ??? actually its a experiment , can you put ur hands in there ??? rclxms.gif brows.gif
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No money no tok kok
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where i can buy Carnivourous Plants
area klang?
how about price?
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lol kshen stop spamming nonsense la geez
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N. ampullaria
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N. ampullaria red
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N. bicalcarata red flash
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N. bicalcarata unknown from alvin
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N. rafflesiana
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N. rafflesiana
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N. x coccinea
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N. viking x rafflesiana
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N. viking x rafflesiana
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N. unknown, need to double check the label
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small size N. vetchii bario
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Here is most famous CP, VFT in action!!!! drool.gif

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8 teeth!!!! :spinning:
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I got few D. intermedia cuba to give away. Who interested? Please lets me know.

10q
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how you guys grow those venus fly trap can until so many trap wan?? i think i got mine like 3 years ago.and that time got a lot trap until 2009.. and i separated it to many pots but all die and left 1 pot..

this is the picture from last year.. 2009

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this is now.. why so little trap cry.gif

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how u guys grow it so big n many trap.. sad.gif

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hi just wondering anyone know where can i get dry Sphagnum Moss in KL area?
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kai2304, may be you should change the media. May I know how many hours you give yours VFT sun bath?

budblely, you can contact Fauzi at http://www.dapat.net/moblog.aspx?member=4ZEPLANT for dried spagnum moss. Im out of stock liao... sad.gif
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if say i wanna start with this
what budget should i prepare
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hello,

i have changed the moss already few day ago. now my VFT look well and grow more traps. thanks smile.gif
i jus leave it outside the balcony so it sunbath the whole day n every day. icon_rolleyes.gif

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and wanna share some of my nepenthes.

- Nepenthes Gracilis

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- what is this nepenthes? i mean what species is it? hmm.gif

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still have more nepenthes but haven take picture. so next time brows.gif

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I just start to plant carnivourous plant,D.muscipula "typical form"...i scare I cant care it well...XD yawn.gif


Added on October 23, 2010, 12:42 am
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I got few D. intermedia cuba to give away. Who interested? Please lets me know.

10q
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QUOTE(Snowguy2068 @ Oct 20 2010, 08:53 PM)
if say i wanna start with this
what budget should i prepare
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Hi there, it is depends whether you want to grow indoor or outdoor. IF indoor, defanately you need more $$$ to buy light. And you need a lots of them as well. For outdoor, not much $$ needed, just a recycled transparent container is enough (if you just have few plants). Else, you can use a big tray as mine http://carnivorousplants.wordpress.com/200...er-tray-method/

QUOTE(kai2304 @ Oct 22 2010, 02:47 PM)
hello,

i have changed the moss already few day ago. now my VFT look well and grow more traps. thanks  smile.gif
i jus leave it outside the balcony so it sunbath the whole day n every day.  icon_rolleyes.gif

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and wanna share some of my nepenthes.

- Nepenthes Gracilis

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- what is this nepenthes? i mean what species is it?  hmm.gif

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still have more nepenthes but haven take picture. so next time  brows.gif
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It is great that the VFT doing well after repoted!!! Good job!!!!

For nepenthes, seems like the 1st plant is labeled wrongly. Im not good in ID plants doh.gif , I will get advice from expert and confirm the ID later. The 3 nepenthes is N. rafflesiana, this is confirm.


QUOTE(ahkoon_1225 @ Oct 23 2010, 12:06 AM)
I just start to plant carnivourous plant,D.muscipula "typical form"...i scare I cant care it well...XD yawn.gif


Added on October 23, 2010, 12:42 am
Whoa...give away?i want...XD drool.gif
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For VFT, please give them a lots of sunlight. And give it 1cm water tray. Thats all.

Of course you can have that. Please PM me when you are convinience to collect from me. Im prefer collect from KL Sentral (working hour), Pandan indah (weekday night, weekend)

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QUOTE
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this 2 are same plant. i mean 2nd picture is also same plant as the 1st picture.and i think 2nd picture is lower pitcher. the 1st picture is upper pitcher. so its look different. wink.gif
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QUOTE(kai2304 @ Oct 23 2010, 01:33 PM)
this 2 are same plant. i mean 2nd picture is also same plant as the 1st picture.and i think 2nd picture is lower pitcher. the 1st picture is upper pitcher. so its look different.  wink.gif
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Are you sure both are from same plant?

Below is reply from a experience CPer
"First one looks like ventrata, 2nd one definately gracilis... don't think it's from the same plant unless it's mutant nep la.. "

Below is ventrata and gracilis photos
N. x ventrata
http://www.cpphotofinder.com/nepenthes-x-ventrata-1902.html

N. gracilis
http://www.cpphotofinder.com/nepenthes-gracilis-131.html
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QUOTE(caseyhoo @ Sep 26 2010, 09:05 PM)
I got few D. intermedia cuba to give away. Who interested? Please lets me know.

10q
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free for real?
may i hav 1 or 2 for test try be4 i buy any VFT frm u?
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free for real?
may i hav 1 or 2 for test try be4 i buy any VFT frm u?
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It is real!!!! Can we deal at KL Sentral?
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np Xp
pm time n date u prefer.

i work mostly nightshift so noon hours is fine by me Xp


Added on November 28, 2010, 10:14 pmhi caseyhoo,
wan to ask, when i attempt to feed my vft recently some mealworms, it appears that the trap dies after a few days, wit the worms intact sealed for digestion.
is there any reason u might think causing it?

the worms are perfectly sealed and the traps are new bloom....

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Added on November 28, 2010, 10:14 pmhi caseyhoo,
wan to ask, when i attempt to feed my vft recently some mealworms, it appears that the trap dies after a few days, wit the worms intact sealed for digestion.
is there any reason u might think causing it?

the worms are perfectly sealed and the traps are new bloom....
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Sory for late reply.

I never tried using mealworms. It may because mealworm is too nutrient for VFT.

May I know each time you feed how many trap?
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so far i only tried twice.
1 at a time.
both also with new full bloom traps.
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ic... may be you dont feed them for a moment. lets see how the plant will doing...
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evn i wan also can't do so orz ahahahaha
now only left with 3newborn traps, yet big enuf for feeding.
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QUOTE(cosplyer @ Dec 13 2010, 08:33 PM)
evn i wan also can't do so orz ahahahaha
now only left with 3newborn traps, yet big enuf for feeding.
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Forget to ask, how many days you feed yours VFT? If want to feed VFT, it is advice feed it every week/2 week. and only feed 1 trap.

You gv them full sun?
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ok will take note on tat.
so far i only feed them twice, with a week in between for each trap but both traps ended wither tats y i consult for further advice before try to feed it again when next trap is full bloom.


yes i giv them full sun daily.
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N. mirabilis var globosa
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N. vk x kuchingensis
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N. ampullaria tricolor
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N. rafflesiana tricolor
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N. x hookeriana
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N. x hookeriana
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N. green rafflesiana
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N. bicalcarata 'red flash'
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And unknown flower
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N. x tricocarpa pitchers laying at floor waiting throw into dusbin
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N. albo penang red
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N. x hookeriana red with speckl
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hey anyone know where to buy these plants in  malaysia...

just do some research on its habitat, it  will be easy to keep it

but anyone know where to buy ? or anyone owned it?
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I think i saw someone selling in Subang Parade on weekends. The top floor, where they have some kinda flea market
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If u put your hand near the plant will it try to eat your hand and then injure u like i c in the tv and super mario?
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QUOTE(RoseDart @ Dec 28 2010, 03:44 PM)
I think i saw someone selling in Subang Parade on weekends. The top floor, where they have some kinda flea market
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His name is Fauzi,a nice guy. Own a nepenthes nursery at Ampang. His website http://www.dapat.net/moblog.aspx?member=4ZEPLANT

QUOTE(WintersuN @ Dec 28 2010, 08:53 PM)
If u put your hand near the plant will it try to eat your hand and then injure u like i c in the tv and super mario?
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Nope. their 'teeth' is soft, and the trap only will close once you triggered their "sensor" twice. thumbup.gif
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Bro Casey,

Anymore VFT up for sell? The pot i bought frm you previously gone d, my newphew and mum disturbed too much..changed media into soil. straight RIP. LOL
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QUOTE(mc chew chow juk @ Dec 29 2010, 05:58 AM)
Bro Casey,

Anymore VFT up for sell? The pot i bought frm you previously gone d, my newphew and mum disturbed too much..changed media into soil. straight RIP. LOL
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Hi there,

it is sad that it is die. Yea, I still have it, but, limited stock. blush.gif


Please check yours PM. smile.gif
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QUOTE(h3r0 @ Dec 30 2010, 02:28 AM)
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That is nice P. primuliflora !!! rclxms.gif

At my house, It never flower... hmm.gif
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hey everyone, i keep CP for sometime....
one problem cannot solve... Drosera Paradoxa, how to propagate?
they are like not flowering at all, cannot do leafs or root cutting, cannot do divsion... how?
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QUOTE(anthony86 @ Jan 1 2011, 02:24 PM)
hey everyone, i keep CP for sometime....
one problem cannot solve... Drosera Paradoxa, how to propagate?
they are like not flowering at all, cannot do leafs or root cutting, cannot do divsion... how?
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Hi there,

1 of way to propagate D. paradoxa is by leaf pulling. You can refer to my thread that posted at below blush.gif
http://carnivorousplants.wordpress.com/200...y-leaf-pulling/

Hope it will help. And very soon, you will have a paradoxa camber!!!! icon_rolleyes.gif

Cheersss....
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Nice neps!

anyway, one question, what does the "X" resembles in:

"N. x hookeriana red"

also in some of the neps. Does it means cross or something?
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the "X" means, it is hybrid and not pure species. For N. x hookeriana, its parent is ampullaria and rafflesiana
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ow, thanks bro. smile.gif
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Predator....

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hello... got to know this forum from bro casey. biggrin.gif recently got very poisoned by his nepenthes.

大家请多多指教!
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hey guys, I have some questions about the plants

Firstly, is it ok to use tap water left to sit for 24 hours? or must use rainwater?

Secondly, must the soil be in direct contact with water in the dish below? or should it be propped up?

Thirdly, has anyone here tried keeping the small ones like D. burmanii in a closed/partially closed terrarium? I have a large kicap bottle that I have no use for, just thought I'd try it out.

gonna get a couple of sundews tomorrow! biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(verulin @ Jun 30 2011, 07:07 PM)
hey guys, I have some questions about the plants

Firstly, is it ok to use tap water left to sit for 24 hours? or must use rainwater?

Secondly, must the soil be in direct contact with water in the dish below? or should it be propped up?

Thirdly, has anyone here tried keeping the small ones like D. burmanii in a closed/partially closed terrarium? I have a large kicap bottle that I have no use for, just thought I'd try it out.

gonna get a couple of sundews tomorrow! biggrin.gif
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use tap water for all my cp with no problem smile.gif

depending on species actually, if sundew, a water tray(pot sit on tray filled with water around half the pot height) under full sun is good smile.gif

For Burmanii, I fail to keep them well under bright condition but they blossom under full sun...but given up on drosera as I found them grow like weed once establish, went into VFT instead smile.gif
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QUOTE(c.way @ Jul 1 2011, 05:26 PM)
use tap water for all my cp with no problem smile.gif

depending on species actually, if sundew, a water tray(pot sit on tray filled with water around half the pot height) under full sun is good smile.gif

For Burmanii, I fail to keep them well under bright condition but they blossom under full sun...but given up on drosera as I found them grow like weed once establish, went into VFT instead smile.gif
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how come this thread seems inactive for some time ?
come on guys ~ bring the CPs trend alive again ~
i just goin to start this new interest ~
now still waiting to get my CPs from seller =D
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just got my very 1st CPs from winterkid this morning rclxm9.gif
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can this plant can kill all the mosquitoes? lol

because when I were studying primary school.. teacher said this plant can eat up all the mosquitoes.. lol..
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QUOTE(kueyteowlou @ Dec 31 2011, 02:31 AM)
can this plant can kill all the mosquitoes? lol

because when I were studying primary school.. teacher said this plant can eat up all the mosquitoes.. lol..
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It digest mosquito that are traps on it, it does not "hunt" smile.gif

Simple clue for the misconception of carnivorous plant: Active/Passive

ACTIVE:
-approaching style like hunt, i.e. a cat hunt a rat

PASSIVE:
-waiting style like trap, i.e. mouse trap that are placed for a rat to fall victim to, it does not go for the mouse but rather attract the mouse to fall for it

Carnivorous plants are PASSIVE killer, they do not move around to look for it's prey but rather attract it's prey to fall for it
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How to purchase Vft???
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Hi guys, new in cp here, just got one unknown neps from cameron today, my best bet is its a N.ventricosa red x ovata, any comment?
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Anw, there are 4 plant in the pot but only 4 leaf produce pitcher, the others's tendril have small brown pitch as in this pic
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Will they ever develop into full pitcher?
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those sundews,
are they like fast grower?
i want my lawn overun with them.. thumbup.gif , well one day sweat.gif

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Dead thread is dead....
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got this CP few months ago..growing very well.
Anyone know the name of this plant?
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its a Sarracenia...which type i got no idea cause i still new too and i keeping drosera more =p
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QUOTE(wkeongabguide @ Apr 7 2012, 07:41 PM)
got this CP few months ago..growing very well.
Anyone know the name of this plant?
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Sarracenia purpurea?
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QUOTE(RyoKenzaki @ Apr 20 2012, 12:40 PM)
Sarracenia purpurea?
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pupurea is short & rounded, this one does not have the characteristic
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D. ericksoniae x pulchella, do u hav this plants available ?
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wah this thread seems dead. anyway i wanna ask some of the taikos here..

i just bought some d. burmannii and d. intermedia.

will they do fine in the balcony? i live in an apartment. and my balcony does NOT face the sun as there is another block opposite my balcony. so they dont get direct sunlight. will they do okay?
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QUOTE(AverageBryan @ Jun 3 2012, 06:42 PM)
wah this thread seems dead. anyway i wanna ask some of the taikos here..

i just bought some d. burmannii and d. intermedia.

will they do fine in the balcony? i live in an apartment. and my balcony does NOT face the sun as there is another block opposite my balcony. so they dont get direct sunlight. will they do okay?
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shouldnt be a problem, just they wont turn to that red-ish only
but try to keep it at warm and bright place =)
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anyone selling VFT???
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yep.....do you want to purchase online or local shop ?
where do you from ?

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yep.....do you want to purchase online or local shop ?
where do you from ?
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erm, i not sure thought, either online or local will do.
but then if get it online, will it be safe for the plant?
i'm from malacca.
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so far so good.....all cp growers used to deal through post due to local shop dont really sell or dont have much varieties, and we used to deal with overseas sellers too
but when received the plant, some basic care is required, and the plant must sent to quarantine 1st wink.gif


Added on July 18, 2012, 1:02 pmbtw TS also selling it, you can look for him =D

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mind to know you have what plant available and how much for each of it and also how's the delivery?
thanks.
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QUOTE(AverageBryan @ Jun 3 2012, 06:42 PM)
wah this thread seems dead. anyway i wanna ask some of the taikos here..

i just bought some d. burmannii and d. intermedia.

will they do fine in the balcony? i live in an apartment. and my balcony does NOT face the sun as there is another block opposite my balcony. so they dont get direct sunlight. will they do okay?
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For me, it will not doing well. and may end up go to heaven. they need direct sunlight to grow well


Added on July 21, 2012, 1:06 pm
QUOTE(zoejehuty @ Jul 19 2012, 08:56 PM)
mind to know you have what plant available and how much for each of it and also how's the delivery?
thanks.
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I dont have much carnivorous plant for sell at the moment. mainly tillandsia for the moment. u may check out here

https://www.facebook.com/groups/jc.nursery/photos/

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post Jul 26 2012, 06:51 PM

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if you're looking for Drosera, currently i have :
1. D. Indica (pink flower)
2. D. Intermedia "Cuba"
3. D. Burmannii
4. Byblis Liniflora

the rest of the drosera i need to korek see....so lazy to pot them and let them grow like weeds lolz =p
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post Aug 2 2012, 10:15 PM

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hmm... thanks letting me know.
but then i just want the VFT. look more nicer. lol
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post Aug 3 2012, 05:04 PM

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i like this 1, very nice.
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what happen if put "kukujiao" in it? hehe
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QUOTE(skydrake @ Aug 3 2012, 05:04 PM)
i like this 1, very nice.
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what happen if put "kukujiao" in it? hehe
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Why not u try and let us know?
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post Oct 11 2012, 10:37 PM

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anyone selling VFT?
oh and also are all the soil of carnivorous plants so gross? does it smells?
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Anyone have Utricularia graminifolia? I want some. Pm me please..
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post Jan 12 2013, 06:45 PM

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Can recommend beginner plant?
anyone is selling. pm please.
thank
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post Jul 8 2013, 04:02 PM

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Am looking for venus fly trap and drosera indica plants, anyone knows where can i find them around klang valley?
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anywhere to get Venus flytrap?
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You can ask from here:
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Hemm this post seems dead. Im quite interested in sundew plants. Any sifu here can share some tips and where can i buy it?
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Hi Guys,
I am new here for "Carnivorous Plant" I will like to ask you guys where can i find Perlite. I have been looking for it quite some time.

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@eddystorm,

where you from?
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post Sep 13 2016, 03:06 PM

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bump
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i did some read ups on VFT and generally, most carnivorous plant from regions with winter need to put their plants into some sort of hibernation mode(take out the plant from pot, clean it and store it in fridge) for a couple of months if you want to keep them in the tropics.

Can someone enlighten me on this?
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QUOTE(DylanTang @ Sep 14 2016, 01:41 PM)
i did some read ups on VFT and generally, most carnivorous plant from regions with winter need to put their plants into some sort of hibernation mode(take out the plant from pot, clean it and store it in fridge) for a couple of months if you want to keep them in the tropics.

Can someone enlighten me on this?
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I did that once with my venus flytrap. Unfortunately, it didn't survive hibernation cry.gif They are not easy to care for. sad.gif
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anyone would like to exchange their pitcher plant with me? i have several pots of Nepenthes x ventrata propagated from a mother plant, they are growing well with good size pitchers. I am looking for other nepenthes species to exchange

user posted imageJungle of Pitchers by GouRean Wong, on Flickr

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