My Pinguicula jarmilae
 

Hi,

I was very fortunate to get some seed of this relatively new species from Bolivia and my plants are now more than one year old.

They like to grow in a wet medium composed of 1:1 quartz sand and peat watered by the tray method. I give them bright indirect light with some hours of direct sunlight in the morning, and fresh nights around 10°C.

Some pictures from last November:

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_DfE3rOdQFow/Sx...0/IMG_1702.jpg

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_DfE3rOdQFow/Sx...0/IMG_1703.jpg

And one from January:
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_DfE3rOdQFow/S3...0/IMG_3134.jpg

Hope you like.

I will post a more recent picture soon.

Regards,

Sebastian

Re: My Pinguicula jarmilae
 

Thanks for the lovely pictures.

Re: My Pinguicula jarmilae
 

Wow....

Very nice Pinguicula:1thumbup:

Re: My Pinguicula jarmilae
 

we wait for the flower SEB *biggrin2*

jeff

Re: My Pinguicula jarmilae
 

SEB? what that? but it look really cute......a bit like bird nest fern to me...keke

Re: My Pinguicula jarmilae
 

SEB is the first name to UTRISEB :blush:

JEFF

Re: My Pinguicula jarmilae
 

Nice pings.

Re: My Pinguicula jarmilae
 

Hi,

Here is an updated picture of my plants. It has grown a lot lately since I moved to the highlands, and is catching a lot of prey by its own.

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_DfE3rOdQFow/S_...0/IMG_4985.jpg

Re: My Pinguicula jarmilae
 

how much time does ping seeds take to germinate,
thanks

Re: My Pinguicula jarmilae
 

for this one I d'not know may be lake the temperate here in europe one month .

All seeds should be sown fresh , if no , no germination

jeff