London Cravener 🪴
I found this while searching for unique plants this morning. I know many of us struggle with fungus gnats so I was super excited to share!!
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SamanthaWeird!!! I've never heard of it!
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Ezzeldin YaqoubYa, this guy shows up when I searched fungus gnat catcher plant and apparently it is a pinguicula ehlersiae x mesophytica, a hybrid between Mexican butterwort (pinguicula ehlersiae) and tropical butterwort (pinguicula mesophytica) created by rainbow carnivorous plants U.S.
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It is beautiful!
1 me gusta - Samantha
WOW!!! Are you a scientist, Ezzeldin? 😄
0 Me gusta - Ezzeldin Yaqoub
No, just googled it and that is what popped up. But might pursue botany after getting a degree in paleontology. But I am in the faculty of science at UofC.
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Cool!!! Well, good luck with that!🙂
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Wolfen 🐺Pings are great for catching fungus gnats. They are definitely not like having a "regular" plant so just do your research. I don't have this species, but I just got a pumice rock to make a ping rock with a few i have and sone new ones im ordering . Sundews are also a good gnat catcher.
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ElizabethDo these work well?
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I’ve never personally had one so I’m not sure. Just something I found while doing some research!
1 me gusta - Wolfen 🐺
I mean, they aren't gonna devastate your gnat problem at all. In reality they catch a few bugs a week. I'd honestly say their reservoirs of water catch more 😆 🤣
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Worth something, I guess.🙃
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I had tried for awhile to intersperse pings and sundews in my collection. But they love a crap ton of light, and they weren't doing well in certain spots. So now I just have almost all in a south window.
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