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Post by scorpio56 on Aug 7, 2013 4:41:34 GMT
Andrew this is one of the drosera's that I had that you now have seeds from, out of the big pot just this one alba came from it. Attachments:
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Post by Andrew on Aug 8, 2013 5:49:30 GMT
Oh wow, that plant is nice, the seeds are so healthy and vigorus, they are like a little green matt across the 6 cell pot i put them in. I did not do a good job spreading them out though, so one cell has a bunch of babyes, will get pics up later.
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swt754
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Post by swt754 on Aug 8, 2013 13:42:27 GMT
The seeds are so tiny to plant. What is the best way to try and get them separated to plant?
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Post by Andrew on Aug 8, 2013 19:25:10 GMT
WHat i did was just sprinkled them on top of the 6 cell pot. and when they get bigger, i will seperate them.
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Post by scorpio56 on Aug 8, 2013 19:55:04 GMT
I got Burmanii seeds today from Starchy over at FTC Forums, you know him Andrew, I sent him some of those seeds to, his Burmanii sprouted flowers and he sent me some seeds to grow some, my first attempt so wish me luck. I am glad those seeds are growing at such a fast pace, I moved my other Capensis into the midst of my pitchers and flytraps yesterday now they are feasting, I had them up above the other plants in a plastic container so I could keep them wet all at once but notice they were not getting their fair share of buggies. I will get a link later to Photo Bucket. That pot they are in measures 10 1/2 inches across and is about 8 inches deep so they have a lot of room to grow, already sending up flower stalks.
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