This nepenthes is going crazy! It has about 5 different basil sprouts
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This nepenthes is going crazy! It has about 5 different basil sprouts
It took awhile but this one is back to full health after shipping. Moved from under a grow light to this window sill. We will see how she does!
So I just got her and have two questions, is she was pkanta told me(a wayetii) and are these spots normal or indicative of a bug or fungus? She's only my third hoya and the other two seem to have done nothing for two years š
I just got this from āWellspring gardensā and that both came so Healy so shout out to them
Any advice, I keep it filled with water and yet heās curling up at the ends
Hi everyone! Got this drosera spatulata back at the start of January and sheās not been doing great under my care. Was wondering if anybody might know whatās missing to get em back in good health? Care conditions: Iāve had it under a timed grow light for 12h everyday, initially around 4ā away but move it 5.5ā away in fear of burning the plant. Room humidity is consistently around 45%. Always refilled water tray until half with distilled water. I top watered last week because it seemed to have had humic acid build up (black crown and tips of leaves). Itās away from any heaters or air conditioners. Despite all this my mind is boggled as to what this seemingly easy plant needs
Just got a baby drosera prolifera!
New pitcher ft Gecko
Ekkkk she finally flowered
Got these pings about 6 months ago. First time having them. They seem happy enough š¤·š¼āāļø The top left one was the size of an eraser, but grew more tall than wide and couldnāt stay up. I added the emotional support toothpick a few days ago and it seems to have helped. Any suggestions/if you see any care issues, please comment!
Just got this cutie last night! Canāt wait for it to get big
A few of the other pitcher guys
Very dewy
So are the bladderworts
Pings are flowering all over
Getting more purple
Opphhhh I just can't with these Aussie pitchers
New to plants and my first one is a not-so-beginner-friendly Venus flytrap š . I got it in early February and repotted it about a week later. Now I have only one green trap. The rhizome is still completely white and firm, so itās not rotting. I also have used only distilled water. Maybe sunlight/temperature is the issue? It is still quite cold where I live, about 30°F average daily temperature. Although weāre finally entering Spring season. Any theories on what happened or advice on how to care for this plant?
Hello all! Iām new to the group as of (checks watch) 39 seconds ago. I went back to my local nursery on payday to grab a sweet looking monkey pitcher plant I had been eyeballing and the worker said āIām so mad at myself. I forgot to water, but Iāll give it to you for half off.ā I thought about it, but Iām new to carnivorous plants, they need special water, no fertilizer, very specific conditions, and was worried about buying a plant thatās already half-dead looking. So they had this smaller one that was pretty similar looking but only labeled nepenthes, and it looked a lot healthier. Iām bummed but I wanted a new friend to hopefully help with little gnats. I googled the photo and it said this was a ānepenthes x ventrataā variety. Iām in Washington, I have 5 pets, and a drafty or hot 126 year old house depending on the season. It has to go in my kitty-free-room, and I struggle with heating and cooling. I thought about the more humid bathroom but the door closes more of the day than not to keep the tropical divas happier. But I went ahead and bought a small space heater and humidifier. I have Harold (š) hanging near my window, with a sheer curtain between. The heater is set to 65°, but it was at 40° in my room before - so an improvement. Come summer Iāll have to break out the A/C unit but I can likely set that to 65° too. 𤣠I did give it a good watering as it looked dry as a bone. The nursery said it was potted with moss etc. so that should be good. I kept it in that pot, with a little plastic catcher underneath. With that background: 1) Is that species identification correct? 2) Any advice is appreciated. I did some googling but I like to talk to real people. 3) Google said: - Not to cut off the pitchers unless they were completely black or brown, but you can see the tops are brown and crispy. So ā¦. Is it still catching bugs, or no? - That you can fill the pitchers with distilled water, but I donāt know if Iām supposed to do that? Or how dire it needs to be before I do. - That itās a pretty easy plant to care for, just let it be and keep it moist ish and the right humidity. Is a humidifier underneath and my space heater enough? Thanks all!
Just re-potted this guy as he grew to big and his roots where growing out of his old pot. For whatever reason he decided dormancy was for sundew only.