Spark's growlist
 

Here are all the plants I'm currently growing! (I also have a <a href="http://www.sparkcostumes.com/misc/growlist.html">grow list website with photos</a> if anybody cares to look.)

Carnivorous:

Sarracenia purpurea
Sarracenia rubra
Sarracenia X Judith Hindle
Sarracenia ???
Sarracenia ??? seedlings

Drosera natalensis seedlings
Drosera capensis
Drosera spathulata
Drosera aliciae
Drosera regia

Pinguicula moranensis

Nepenthes ventrata
Nepenthes ventricosa
Nepenthes ampullaria
Nepenthes bicalcarata

Darlingtonia californica

Dionaea muscipula typical
Dionaea muscipula Red Dragon
Dionaea muscipula Dentate

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Succulents:

Aloe vera

Haworthia tesselata

Pleiospilos nelii

Lithops schwantesii
Lithops karasmontana
Lithops salicola
Lithops ??? seedlings

Adenium obesum

Titanopsis calcareum

Fenestraria rhodalophylla
Fenestraria ???

Ledebouria socialis

Sedum ???

Epiphyllum oxypetalum

Aloinopsis Schoonesii

Echeveria perl von neurnberg

Crassula ovata

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Orchids:

Angraecum didieri

Tolumnia sylvestre

Brassavola x little stars

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Other houseplants:

Vriesea carinata

Musa nana

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Garden plants:

Oxalis oregana

Iris tenax
Iris laevigata
Iris setosa

Nepeta cataria

Musa acuminata
Musa nana double

I left off the vegetables. :D It's not as if I know the species names for any of them anyhow.

Things I want:
Lots more lithops!
Heliamphora (but not until I can afford a terrarium for it.)
Cephalotus (Same.)
Lots more irises
Lots more Sarracenia
Some more kinds of dionea

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Good start to a collection especially the D. regia.

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Anyone with darlingtonia makes me so so jealous. BTW Nice list. Get more neps.

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I love neps. But I suspect most neps would probably die here. I haven't got a terrarium, just a windowsill! So no temperature or humidity control. If they're not okay with a pretty constant 70F and around 30%, they're not going to make it. Well, or I suppose I could try them outside, but I don't think most neps like zone 8. :P I probably will eventually try a few more of the hardier ones eventually. We'll see!

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N. khasiana is one of the most cold tolerant nep. Why don't you try that.

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Just bought some new plants today. Added a venus fly trap, a n. alata, and two new sars, Judith Hindle and Rubra.

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Congratulations

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Thanks! :D

I should post some photos one of these days.

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Can you post pictures of your lithops and drosera? I just love them.

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I went to take some pictures. My camera was refusing to cooperate today, everything came out all out of focus. Stupid thing. :P

Here's one of the lithops. I'll try again on the drosera later.

http://www.sparkcostumes.com/gallery...s/P1030218.jpg

(These ones are lithops seedlings.)
http://www.sparkcostumes.com/gallery...s/P1030220.jpg

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Try some more neps. I'd doubt that you would need a terrarium in Oregon. Some of the best nep growers live there. Your house should be plenty warm during the winter.

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I only have so much windowsill space though. It's already kind of full! And I don't think they'd be happy sitting on my desk on the dark side of the room.

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Well, I got rid of some aloes, which cleared some windowsill space, so I ordered two more neps. Although I may have bitten off more than I can chew, they're both lowlanders. But I'll see what I can do. One thing is that this house is always warm. I can't stand cold temperatures myself, so my room is heated. XD So I just have to keep them humid! Ordered a bicalcarata and an ampullaria.

I also bought a bromeliad, and added that to the list! I mentioned that already over in the other plants area. :D Going to get some orchids soon too, I think. Particularly if I can find a couple that like lower light, so they can sit next to the window, and not on the windowsill.

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They came! Four kinds of venus fly trap, three kinds of nepenthes, and a whole mess of unknown sarracenia hybrid seedlings. :D

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Stil envy you haha!

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Spark,is my plieospilos is a neli?

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It is! Sorry, I should have said. :D I forget that part, because I never see any other kind of pleiospilos around. Nelii is the most common species, and I think there's only one other.

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I added my new succulents, and also a link to my photo growlist website, so people can see photos of my plants. :)

http://www.sparkcostumes.com/misc/growlist.html

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You should be able to grow Cephalotus without a terrarium. They come from a temperate area in Western Australia and can grow with relatively low levels of humidity. The key for Cephalotus is strong light.