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Pretty flower
Well, at least I think its pretty. :P
Utrics can have really nice flowers, its a pity they aren't popular... Here's U. alpina x endresii: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3360/...78aa287e_o.jpg Side view: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3310/...d2486dbd_o.jpg To show size: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3343/...c1c824bb_o.jpg |
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I love them, beautiful flowers and useful, it just hard get new varieties here.
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Utricularia flowers are very cute and pretty.
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Wow! Big flower (or small hand).
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Wow, that's a pretty flower indeed. What's your growing condition for this utric, Ifurita? Can we grow this alpine utric in lowland condition? Or could it be a hybrid if it do so? Really big flower, love it :1thumbup::wub::wub::wub:
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Re: Pretty flower
Thanks guys!! I love Utric flowers too. Now if only my U. reniforms would flower for me :P
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Anyway, this guy sits at the windowsil in my bedroom, so it gets normal afternoon heat, which can go up to 35C and is usually at least 30C. I seldom gets any direct sun though, but the area is quite bright. I think it can probably be grown outdoors if not thrown out under direct sun. Yup, I love the huge flower too! And guess what? Its not solo...it came with 2 others(only just opening)!! If only my U. reniformis and/or U. humboldtii would flower...now that would truely be something to see. |
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Can't wait to see your the other two flower. :smile:
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LOL such beautiful flower.....And i can't even make a gibba flower hahaha
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Hi Ifurita, one more question (so much things to ask :tongue:)
You mentioned you placed your utric at your windowsill, did you switch on aircond at night? If you do so, your plants will be airconditioned during night time, could it be one of the factors that made it flower? |
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If you can keep U. gibba alive and it grows well for you, its really easy to get it to flower. You need to make sure that the plant is overgrown to the point where the plant body is practically an intertwined green "mat" and then drop the water level till the water doesn't cover the surface of the "mat". Growing it in a small container helps. I did this to mine and it flowers non-stop. Quote:
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