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10.7.13

flowers and seeds

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Lähettänyt siruu klo 10.7.13 2 comments:

Tunnisteet: bisquamata, flower, flowerstalk, livida, oblanceolata, seeds, sp

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Hiya! I'm 26-year-old carnivorous plant grower originally from Finland but now living in Tennessee, USA I've grown CPs since 2007.I graduated as Horticulturist from HAMK University. Feel free to follow my updates! :-)

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A garden's chronicle

The enigmatic Nepenthes maryae: a short story of the toothy pitcher plants of Sulawesi - *It's been a while-years- since I've written a lengthy taxonomic article on this blog. *Unsurprisingly, it will be *Nepenthes* focused. ;-) If you follow...
The Pitcher Plantation, Australia

Autumn 2019 roundup – its been hot, hot, hot! - Last time I blogged, it was quarter of a year ago and midsummer. The *flava *were just finishing up, and I was making a *Drosera schizandra *terrarium. S...
Hooray! Plants!

Make Orchid Growing Great Again - 2016 Was a pretty good year for my orchids. I know this because many bloomed, many need to be divided or go into larger pots. However, I didn't do much to ...
Sundews Etc.

Pygmy sundews should be propagated every year - I wanted to do a quick little post about my pygmies. Then I took too many pictures, so I'm going to keep it pretty heavy on pictures and light on commenta...
Carnivorous Corner

Winter blues - It's that time of the year again. Yep, that time where it is cold, snowy and freezing outside and even if I were to be able to get down the slope that lead...
The Carnivorous Plant Bog Blog

New Conservatory - A new conservatory has been built. You are probably asking why make a new conservatory? Or what's new? Well, guess what? I'm going to answer all your q...

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