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Darlingtonia culture - a different way..
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Re: Darlingtonia culture - a different way..
That's cool:wub:! I wonder how he could managed to keep the root cool in 4 hours direct sun, unless the temperature is low. But how about in summer? :sweating:
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Re: Darlingtonia culture - a different way..
did you read this :
"Hey Kevin, want me to really blow your mind? The Darlingtonia is growing in Miracle Grow potting soil. Has been for two years now. Everyone says that is instant death for carnivorous plants. I thought instant death would be a lot faster" OMG, he`s doing everything wrong & the Darlingtonias are alive & well.... |
Re: Darlingtonia culture - a different way..
I think the weather help alot. In our place, it's hard to cool down the root in such an extremely hot temperature. Unless we grow it in air cond room.:bored:
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Re: Darlingtonia culture - a different way..
Maybe you guys can give it a try... If you're willing to take that big a risk.. :P Won't a setup like the ones some of you use to grow highland neps work for Darlingtonia?
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Re: Darlingtonia culture - a different way..
I've tried twice before, but just couldn't find a right way to keep it. What I mean is to grow it with an easiest and most economical way in our climate. :tongue:
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