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Jarvis 19th December 2009 02:09 AM

My Sarra Flower Soon
 
i'm waiting my sarra 4 month got flower soon... so happy :laugh:...
http://i895.photobucket.com/albums/a...ong/sarra2.jpg

http://i895.photobucket.com/albums/a...ong/sarra1.jpg

plantlover 19th December 2009 02:41 AM

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Cute. Sarra flowers are way more pretty than neps. My minor hybrid has 2 flowers.

alcran 19th December 2009 02:43 AM

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Congrats, get ready for some seed.

Vincent 19th December 2009 06:58 AM

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pitcher plants should not flower unless they are still in growing season...if thats the case do you give you pitcher plants dormancy in the late spring?? cut it off

Vincent 19th December 2009 07:01 AM

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most ppl i see from malaysia are still growing there pitcher plants. They need there dormancy from october through march..no exceptions. its all right if you put them in the fridge for dormancy, but if your letting them still grow, continue to flower, you will have a pretty poor plant come this spring.

Jarvis 19th December 2009 11:56 AM

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thanks all ur wish !! how to get it seeds :confused: pls advise me ...

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Originally Posted by alcran (Post 24171)
Congrats, get ready for some seed.


Jarvis 19th December 2009 11:59 AM

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Nope, no dormancy let it ....still direct sun ...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vincent (Post 24177)
pitcher plants should not flower unless they are still in growing season...if thats the case do you give you pitcher plants dormancy in the late spring?? cut it off


marvin1997 19th December 2009 01:22 PM

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Mine still dormancy although my stevensii is flowering?

plantlover 19th December 2009 07:21 PM

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I think it should be okay to let it flower as there are no seasons in Malaysia. Just make sure the plant rests once a year. My purpurea seems like it's going dormant while my s. minor hybrid are flowering. Confusing weather.

kevyn chan 19th December 2009 11:40 PM

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i have my flava and purpurea venosa in dormancy but the purpurea hybrid, farhamii, mitchelliana and juthatip soper are still pitchering despite the daily pouring rain in the island. the current weather is very confusing and harsh for them.

marvin1997 20th December 2009 04:53 PM

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Yup two days raining and five day cloudy they grow phyllodia then sunny day grow flower zzzzzz

Vincent 21st December 2009 08:07 AM

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.........guys guys guys....of course its confusing to them! Your winter is led on just by rain, no temp drops or less sun....i am telling you, do not let them flower for dormancy, that just means it is not gonna go dormant unless u put them somewhere cold with no light. I dont know how many times i have went over this with pitcher plants and flytraps...trust me ppl. Your weather is definitely not enough for ANY plant, ANY, to go into dormany, excpet nepenthes, which in the wild they just slow pitcher growth. Mark my words, if you let your pitcher plants stay outside this winter, they will not be healthy. And yes plant lover, they need rest only once a year......from november till march...let me ask you guys something, if a plant originally goes to sleep because of where it grows, say like on a snowy mountain, do we give it its sleep like it does naturally in the wild? yes, We grow the plant so it has the seasons just like home. i think i have said enough for now, till i see more of your poor pitcher plants that is.

Jarvis 21st December 2009 12:15 PM

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Thanks all opinion and upgrade my experience...
See...the Sarra's flower is opened...:1thumbup:

http://i895.photobucket.com/albums/a...ong/sarra3.jpg

marvin1997 21st December 2009 12:19 PM

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Mine opening tooo want to trade pollen?xD

Vincent 21st December 2009 06:01 PM

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whack it! -.-

jacob1974 21st December 2009 06:04 PM

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wow.... so beautiful!!! :laugh:

paphioboy 21st December 2009 06:28 PM

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Vincent, about what you said, several experienced CP growers in our tropical regions have said that you shouldn't force the plants into dormancy. Under our growing conditions (constant sunshine and rainfall), the plants will go dormant by themselves, although not all at the same time. For sarracenia, the most obvious sign that the plant is going dormant is when the traps start decreasing in size and phyllodia are produced. Only then should watering be decreased and the plant stuck in the fridge for 2 months or using the 'dry dormancy' method.

plantlover 21st December 2009 07:18 PM

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Everything is different in the tropics. The change from hot and sunny to wet and rainy normally will trigger it to sleep. Mine still show no signs of dormancy. I do not want to force mine. My VFt died because I forced it..

kevyn chan 21st December 2009 09:04 PM

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well, the way we grow cps in the tropic is different because we grow them outdoor as we dont have the spacious indoor with intricate lights setup for them.....heavy rain the whole day of course the temperature will drop and there will be no sunshine......and we dont build greenhouse in the tropic! ha ha ha. vincent, come and visit us (now at this season) and you will experience the 'seasons' that we have here. we have our plants pictures to support our claims and experiences. i dont think our average cps growers here will force their plants into dormancy if they are still growing strong and flowering...just my two cents.

Vincent 21st December 2009 10:32 PM

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i see...hard for me to understand. So from november till march it rains? how cold? I see your claim, and its justified. I wouldnt want to force my plant to go straight to dormancy either, but there has to be a time when they have to go dormant. I could see that it really wouldnt matter when you started VFT, pitcher plant, and some sundew seeds because there really isnt a drastic change in your weather excpet for cold rain. For me, i HAVE to follow the seasons. It is an indicator for me when to put certain plants outside, and taking plants inside for the winter. it would be very troubling for me to start pitcher plant seeds in the fall, because there dormany would be in late summer, which is primetime for pitcher growth. So see, i would be better to follow the seasons, sow seeds in feb, let grow out till mid march, and put them outside till october, then leave them in breezeway.

Vincent 21st December 2009 10:41 PM

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Maybe i just dont belong on the forum, it is really hard for me to share my knowledge of CPs when we have drastically-different climates..some pieces just dont fit for us. Do you guys still want me here? hope i am not a burden to this forum

marvin1997 21st December 2009 11:33 PM

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Huh?What are you saying?!No!You're not a burden.We in Malaysia tends to be a bit lazy(at least I talking about myself)and not really like to post much...unlike you guys who made second pages overnight

kevyn chan 21st December 2009 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Vincent (Post 24341)
Maybe i just dont belong on the forum, it is really hard for me to share my knowledge of CPs when we have drastically-different climates..some pieces just dont fit for us. Do you guys still want me here? hope i am not a burden to this forum

vincent, please do not get us wrong.....it is not what you think that you are a 'burden' to this forum, it is just differences in experience and i mean life experience and not just based on your own but what the local growers here in malaysia are facing. as i have mentioned earlier in another thread, we are comparing an apple and a orange. we live in a total different environment, weather and climate. none of us here will comment if you did not provide enough lights for your cps as we know you have tried your best providing them....that is just an example....i know your cps are in great shape!:shy: at this time of the year, sarras at their natural habitat should be in dormancy however not here as they were triggered by the uncertain weather condition.......as in my example 2 pots of sarras when into dormancy while the other 5 is still growing....they are in the same environment, share the same shed, same amount of sunlights and water.....and why is there differences in the dormancy mode?? maybe my collections is small compared to the others....just imagined some other cps growers that has a WIDE collection....their refrigerator will be stuffed with them....*biggrin2*

Vincent 22nd December 2009 10:02 AM

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I know right? maybe i should just move there with u guys lol just give me 4 yrs for school, and i will be right there! Or maybe i should take some of u to where i am going, get u jobs over here, team up and take over US and canada with TC!!! Any takers? lol not joking. its a tough life growing CPs where i live, since there are no get-togethers anywhere, and there is none to relate with here. Have lots of friends that think its awesome though, and i try and set them up with a cape sundew or something easy. Would be nice to live in a community with CP growers like you all do, it bums me out everytime i think of it.

Vincent 22nd December 2009 10:08 AM

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lmao...and sorry for telling you to just whack off that sarra flower, its beautiful, if someone told me to whack it, i'd be pissed lol

Vincent 22nd December 2009 10:09 AM

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dooont be lazy....lol just be devoted ^.^

plantlover 22nd December 2009 01:34 PM

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You are not a burden, Vincent. We love to see what foreigners think about our plants. We both have extremely different growing conditions as there are no four seasons here. Personally, I would love to stay in the USA, because I love snow, the currency is higher than Malaysia, and darlingtonia is easier to get.

marvin1997 22nd December 2009 05:01 PM

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Heh Aaron i think EVERYONE in Malaysia would LOVE snow and $$.

Vincent 22nd December 2009 05:16 PM

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US money is actually gonna only be worth half its amount. So say i keep my money in the bank, and then the amero comes out, oh well, $1000 becomes $500.
I am tired of snow...i wanna go somewhere warmer, trust me, you would not like the cold. A friend of mine at work,alysha, which is one of my bosses, came from arizona.It has a very dry climate till august;which is monsoon season i believe. she has only been up here for about 2 yrs and wants to move back because of the cold. I have lived in the mountains my whole life, and its no fun having 12 ft of snow...may sound funny but its wet and miserable! lol not tryin to scare anyone, but i am suggesting somewhere with no snow, 1/2 an inch maybe =P

Vincent 22nd December 2009 05:23 PM

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Originally Posted by marvin1997 (Post 24373)
Heh Aaron i think EVERYONE in Malaysia would LOVE snow and $$.


Our governments should exchange bodies of land. I'll give you nebraska for an island marvin

plantlover 22nd December 2009 05:28 PM

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I rather freeze to death than burn to death. I just love cold more than heat.

marvin1997 22nd December 2009 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Vincent (Post 24376)
Our governments should exchange bodies of land. I'll give you nebraska for an island marvin

Huh?Lol.A state?CPs are cheaper in the America than in Malaysia right?*biggrin2*

kevyn chan 22nd December 2009 11:25 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Vincent (Post 24376)
Our governments should exchange bodies of land. I'll give you nebraska for an island marvin

they live in the mainland of malaysia....malaysia has 'east malaysia' and 'west malaysia' but we are recognised as ONE, 13 states and 3 federal territories.....and i am the one who is staying in an island.....enough for the geography lesson and back to the topic.....SNOW....yeah we love snow of course! see, plantlover prefer to freeze to death! ha ha*biggrin2**biggrin2**biggrin2*

plantlover 23rd December 2009 12:48 AM

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haha. i have got both frostbites and sunburns before, and I must say, sunburns are more painful.

kevyn chan 23rd December 2009 12:51 AM

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severe frostbites can loose a limb, severe sunburn dont....lol*biggrin2*

plantlover 23rd December 2009 12:54 AM

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I rather lose a limb than get my skin black. I don't want to ruin my beautiful skin. lol.
Everything has their ups and downs. But I still prefer cold over heat.

marvin1997 23rd December 2009 10:59 AM

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Sometimes I wake up sneezing so I love the sun and let the sun shine on me ah..... so nice the sensation...

Vincent 23rd December 2009 11:24 AM

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i just realized we have another interest in common, final fantasy!!! cant wait for XIII...

Stephanie 23rd December 2009 03:10 PM

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Hello Jarvis,

Congrats on the flower! Your sarra is wonderful.

I wish mine would give me a flower soon :shy:

Have a blessed Christmas!
Stephanie

Jarvis 25th December 2009 01:26 PM

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Thanks Stephanie, hope ur sarra give u a surprise ...:smile:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephanie (Post 24422)
Hello Jarvis,

Congrats on the flower! Your sarra is wonderful.

I wish mine would give me a flower soon :shy:

Have a blessed Christmas!
Stephanie


Vincent 25th December 2009 04:24 PM

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lol


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