!Carnivourous Plants, Plant that eat Fauna
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 Mar 31 2009, 02:20 AM
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Dang, always wanted to keep some sundews. Nice plants u've there
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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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Apr 16 2009, 12:42 PM
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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. I mean, I use sphagnum moss as substrate. It does produce pitchers.. but they will dry up and die in matter of days! 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 din't fertilize them and I hang it just outside my house. |
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